Hi Gary,
Excellent work!
It's great to finally see a photo of man!
Best wishes,
Sean.
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I have a tremendous amount of respect for Robert. He was an incredibly astute man, who had a real gift for research. He also had an uncanny knack of getting to the root of the many mysteries that surround this case. All his responses were peppered with his usual and unmistakable wit. He always got me...Leave a comment:
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Hi Neil and Tracy,
An accurate telling of the victims' lives, coupled with an unsurpassed biography of Jacob Levy.
Most suspect based books are not worth a second look, or, indeed a first look. But this book is!
Good luck!
My best wishes,...Leave a comment:
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Hi Adam,
I've almost finished reading my copy. And what a biography it is! It doesn't disappoint on any level, and it's quite remarkable how you've succeeded in pulling all the strands of Swanson's life together.
This book is, by far, the best I've read in years.
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Hi How,
I completely agree with you.
The timing of the appearance of the letter should, I think, be a cause for concern and suspicion. After all, we've been down this road before.
Edwards tried to flog the shawl in the States a few years back for an exorbitant...Leave a comment:
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Hi How,
We can never be completely sure of the dynamics within a family, or, indeed a husband/wife situation. I'm not convinced that the offer a reward would have drawn out the killer. Perhaps only in certain circumstances.
My regards,
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Hi all,
It's possible that the Kosminski letter is indeed genuine; however, based on collective past experiences everything JtR related is treated with suspicion and disdain. And, quite often, for good reason.
The current DNA results on the shawl appear to be flawed; indeed,...Leave a comment:
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Thanks, How.
It's good to be back.
I've been ducking in and out of the forums for some time, and to be honest I'm often impressed by the scope of the research carried out by numerous posters.
Much remains to be uncovered, and, despite the inroads made in the past...Leave a comment:
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Thank God for that, How!
And just when we thought we'd reached a "dead" end.
Regards,
Sean....Leave a comment:
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Birthday wishes, Bob.
My best regards,
Sean.Leave a comment:
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Hi Jonathan,
I really enjoyed reading your book and, like yourself I don't regard Druitt as a contender for the mantle of Jack the Ripper.
Undoubtedly, both Sims and Griffiths obtained their information from Macnaghten.
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Hi Robert,
Typical, biased, left wing rot from the self appointed custodians of moral rectitude.
Last year, The Guardian reported a drop in sales due, apparently, to a concern amongst certain sections of its readership that the paper was becoming too biased in many areas of...Leave a comment:
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And now, it appears, we must accept and embrace Charlie's literary outpourings from a pen steeped in blood and gore.
With regard to his "hovering" activities I can now state, officially, that he possessed the ability to levitate.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for posting, How.
I'll check out the David Granick photo exhibition next week as I'm currently working in the Mile End Road.
The George Tavern still stands, as does the New Globe. Donovan's paper bag manufacturers also remains to this day. When I worked in Deptford (about...Leave a comment:
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