Meet The Beadles

[Howard Brown]

Ripperologist Magazine has undertaken the task of selecting one of 6 authors of published articles written for that backbone of the community, our beloved Rip, to be the 1st ever recipient of The Beadle Award, named in honor of Mr. Jeremy Beadle.

The intention of this thread is to discuss the ideas found within the articles...I'll get to that list in a minute....and query whether any information within these fine articles have changed your line of thinking.

Here's that austere list.....

The Nine Lives of Dr. Tumblety: Lies, Damned Lies, and Biography.
By Timothy B. Riordan. Ripperologist 92 (June 2008)

Defenceless Whitechapel
By Neil Bell. Ripperologist 95 (September 2008)

Elisabeth Stride: The Jewish Connection
By Daniel Olsson Ripperologist 96 (October 2008)

Young Montie: Montague John Druitt at Winchester
By Andrew Spallek Ripperologist 96 (October 2008)

Tumblety: Murderer or Means to a Solution
By Stan Russo Ripperologist 97 (November 2008)

Druitt’s Ghost
By Jonathan Hainsworth Ripperologist 99 (January 2009)

If you don't subscribe to the Rip...now might be a good time to consider it.

[Donald Souden]

Howard,

If you don't subscribe to the Rip...now might be a good time to consider it.

If I am allowed a bit of a commercial break here, you ain't just whistling Dixie my friend. The upcoming issue will be Rip's 100th and will be super-sized and full of interesting articles, photos, artwork and even something by that guy in Philly--and I don't mean Andre "Moose" DuPont. Subscribers will get the double-issue at the usual one-issue price, but anyone wanting the single issue (and everyone will) must, I understand, pay a premium price. So get on the subscription list now at contact@ripperologist.biz

Don.

[Howard Brown]

For starters....would anyone care to offer their opinions on the third installment of Stan Russo's triology...mentioned previously...on Tumbelty?

I'll be back around shortly.

[Stan Russo]

How,

I'd say you can throw in the towel on this one.

[Howard Brown]

Stosh:

Its sort of my fault for not initiating things.

Shall we try it again,folks?

Is Francis Tumbelty a key or perhaps more crucial to the WM Investigation for reasons other than those of his own device than previously considered?

[Stan Russo]

How,

Believe me when I tell you this - it is not you.

[Chris G.]

For starters....would anyone care to offer their opinions on the third installment of Stan Russo's triology...mentioned previously...on Tumbelty?

Is Francis Tumbelty a key or perhaps more crucial to the WM Investigation for reasons other than those of his own device than previously considered?

Hi Howie and Stan

Shouldn't this be a separate discussion in the Francis Tumblety section of the suspects area? Just a thought. We might even get Joe Chetcuti and Tim Riordan and other interested parties to chip in there. I hope so anyway. Thanks.

Chris