In Memorium: Annie Chapman

[Howard Brown]

Sunday, September 8th, marks the 131st year since Annie Chapman was found murdered at 29 Hanbury Street.......


R.I.P. Annie

[Howard Brown]

124 years ago today....Annie Chapman was found murdered in the backyard of 29 Hanbury Street.

R.I.P. Annie

[admin tim]

Madame Guillotine pays homage too - check her site out.

[Adam Went]

Yes, R.I.P. Annie, hopefully she went to a better place than the one she was experiencing through the final months of her life.

Cheers,
Adam.

[Chris G.]

R.I.P. Annie

[Belinda]

Rest Peacefully Annie

[Howard Brown]

Tomorrow is the 125th anniversary of what might be the most risky murder in the Whitechapel Murder skein.....a murder that saw the worldwide interest in the East End crimes soar to a new level....that being the murder of Annie Chapman in 29 Hanbury Street.

[Howard Brown]

Bump Up

[Stan Reid]

Yes, if they hadn't figured out before, police were now aware that they were dealing with something entirely new.

[Howard Brown]

Stan

Particularly because Annie looked as if someone had dropped a bomb on her.

[Stan Reid]

By some definitions, it's also when Jack became a serial killer.

[Simon Wood]

Hi Stan,

Serial schmerial killer.

Yes, with the murder of Annie Chapman the police were now aware that they were dealing with something entirely new.

Which had nothing to do with the murder of Polly Nichols.

Regards,

Simon

[Belinda]

Rest peacefully Annie

[Chris G.]

RIP Annie.

[Chris G.]

Lindsay Siviter posted on Sunday on her Facebook page these fine photographs of her laying flowers at Annie Chapman's grave, and at my request kindly gave me permission to post them here. Many thanks, Lindsay!

Lindsay wrote yesterday, "Went to leave some flowers and pay my respects to Annie Chapman today 125 years to the day of her sad murder." In answer to Jenni Shelden's query, "Is that gravestone new?" Lindsay replied, "Put there by the cemetery last year x."