Good work, Chris!
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I'm checking everything now. Testicles, spectacles, wallet and watch. . .
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Well said, Paul. And if I might add a bit of criticism, a bit less Carrie Brown and more concentration on the crimes of 1888 in the East End of London?...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the heads up, Chris. I will be on the road that day, driving down from where I now live in Newark, Delaware, just south of Wilmington, to Baltimore. I wish you the best of luck with the migration.
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I also think that to make a link between what Warren did in the world of archaeology to what he did as Commissioner of the Met and the inability to nail the Ripper is just plain silly. If not though of a piece with the sweeping statements that people are apt to make in Ripperworld. ...Leave a comment:
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Thanks, Caz. I'm certain that the hoaxer of the Diary didn't think about impressing me. I'm surprised that you still believe the Diary is the real thing when in reality it's a rather crude artifact created to put James Maybrick in the frame for having been the Ripper. There are too many strikes against...Leave a comment:
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There's no evidence that any of the Ripper letters were sent by the killer. My thought has been that the only message Jack ever sent was in the murders themselves. The man may have been illiterate. After the "Dear Boss" letter was published in the press, the dam broke and it was open season...Leave a comment:
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Reminder. Coming up tonight, Saturday, August 7. Followers of the Ripper case will know the significance of the date. See you there?...Leave a comment:
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The trouble is that there isn't a scintilla of evidence to suggest that James Maybrick was a serial killer. Yes it's known that he was abusive to his wife but a lot of husbands are, and abusive husband doesn't make a serial killer. The Diarist makes a weak attempt to suggest that Maybrick committed...Leave a comment:
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You don't think that a better candidate for the Ripper might be someone who already lives in the neighborhood and not an occasional visitor from a city 200 miles away? Don't forget we're talking about a murderer who got away time and time and again. A man who may or may not have been seen by any known...Leave a comment:
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The early passage in the Diary doesn't indicate he's having the "bevvie" in the pub, which again he expressly says was "the Poste House," just before he hops on the train to Aigburth. It's the same sentence in which he says "it was there I finally decided London it shall b...Leave a comment:
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The trouble with Caz's argument is that the Diarist meant the Old Post Office pub and not the Poste House pub in Cumberland Street is that the Diarist expressly writes on the first page of the Diary, "I took refreshment at the Poste House. . ." And while it is true that the existing Poste...Leave a comment:
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The Old Post Office Pub, School Lane, Liverpool, June 24, 2021 by Terence (Terry) Tucker on Flickr
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I have seen no evidence in any of the descriptions of Mary Kelly that she had an accent. As for Chris Scott's inability to conclusively identify "Mary Kelly" and the identical inability by other researchers, my sense is that it stems from the extremely common nature of the name and not from...Leave a comment:
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