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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Fiver View Post

    ''You are increasing the volume of your voice, but not the logic of your argument'."
    I won’t mention names but there are two posters on here who love asking questions and making statements but they just will not answer and straight question.

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    The most staggering part of Trevor’s argument is about his starting point Fiver. In reaction to his claim that the killer wouldn’t have had time I’ve said this.

    If you claim that X didn’t have time to do Y then you HAVE to know the minimum time that Y could have taken to do and what was the maximum time that X had available to him.

    You can’t get more basic than that. But when I asked Trevor if he accepted the point he said “but we don’t know how long he had!”

    How can anyone not understand this point? I can only conclude that Trevor does understand it but he’ll say absolutely anything rather than accept an inarguable point.

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  • Fiver
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    You would be surprised
    Currently, the number agreeing with you is zero.



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  • Fiver
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
    You need a reality check !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    ''You are increasing the volume of your voice, but not the logic of your argument'."

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

    What devastating reasoning.

    Remind me again Trevor….how many agree with you?
    You would be surprised

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

    It’s long past time that this thread (and theory) was put to bed now that we can all see the situation. Trevor refuses to a) provide evidence that he claims to have access to, b) consistently avoids answering direct questions, and c) he even refuses to accept points that everyone else would concede to be basic reason and common sense.

    1. (This is what I mean by my point c). The starting point of Trevor’s theory is his ‘fact’ that the killer wouldn’t have had time in Mitre Square to remove organ. This is an example of him refusing to accept something that everyone else would accept without argument; that this claim cannot be made because we have no definitive time that the killer wouldn’t have required, we have no idea of the killer’s knowledge and level of skill and we don’t know how long the killer had available to him. Therefore it’s just a fact that the claim that the killer didn’t have time cannot be made.

    And we still dont no how long the killer had with Eddowes.

    EXACTLY, how the hell can you not understand this? If we don’t know how long he had and we don’t know how long it would have taken then YOU can’t say that he couldn’t have had time. This is the simplest thing ever and yet you don’t understand it.

    2. Next, Trevor claims that it’s known that organ thieves stole organs from mortuaries. I have never doubted him on this point (I’ve always said though that their mere existence cannot be considered proof that organs were taken.)

    You have acknowledged that organs were stolen for mortuaries

    WHY CANT YOU READ? I said that I’d always taken your word for it because you made the claim. I now question it and until you can provide evidence I will not acknowledge it.

    3. Trevor stated in the strongest terms that Dr Phillips didn’t attend the mortuary before the post mortem. We now that to be incorrect and that, at 5.20am, Dr Brown was still at Golden Lane mortuary (possibly Sequiera too) awaiting Dr Phillips arrival - hardly something that he would have done if Phillips wasn’t due to arrive until 9 hours later.

    The post mortem was not carried out on Eddowes till the afternoon, I am sure that having regard for the fact that Phillips was still dealing with Stride and Phillips had not arrived by 5.20am they would have adjourned till later.

    EMBARRASSING - Long gave the apron to Phillips to take to the mortuary because he knew that’s where he was heading. And he KNEW that was where he was heading because Dr Brown had requested his presence.

    So, according to you, a full two hours after arriving at the mortuary Dr Brown is just standing there twiddling his thumbs before going home? Stop typing Trevor you’re just making yourself look bad.

    4. Trevor asks why no organs were taken from Nichols and Stride “if the killer was harvesting organs.” So he’s created a motive merely to use it to make a point. We don’t know why he took organs so we can’t know that for whatever reason he might have decided not to. Trevor also dismisses the entirely reasonable suggestion that in both cases the killer might have been interrupted but what’s worse is that Trevor doesn’t consider even Stride a ripper victim! So why does he now throw her back into the mix purely to make a point? This is a sure sign of real desperation.

    Its a fact that if the killler was harvesting organs there was no attempt by the killer to remove organs from some of the other victims

    HOW, AS AN ADULT, CAN YOU NOT UNDERSTAND SOMETHING SO SIMPLE! You can’t just invent a motive so that you can make a point. What if he WASN’T harvesting organs? I might as well say “if the killer had a broken arm how could he have committed the murders??

    5. Trevor claims to know for a fact that Kelly’s heart wasn’t missing. Such unfounded confidence borders on the bizarre. To support this he largely, but not entirely, relies on a 1896 News of The World article/interview with the retired Inspector Reid. Despite Trevor’s ongoing tactic of labelling anyone that he doesn’t believe as ‘unsafe to rely on’ it’s strange (to say the least) that he takes Reid’s word as gospel despite the fact that he makes so many errors in his interview that it’s often more like a work of fiction. He ignores the fact that Bond said that the heart was missing and that despite him listing the location in the room of the other organs he makes no mention of the heart. He also ignores Drs Gabe and Hebbert on this subject. And apart from this, even if the heart wasn’t missing this still would be evidence for organ thieves.

    2 Senior police officers and a doctor confirm that the heart was not taken away by the killer

    And 3 Doctors said that it was. On medical issues doctors trump police officers.

    6. Trevor refuses to address this very obvious question - why did organ thieves, looking to make money from selling organs and having ample time and the ideal conditions, content themselves with a kidney and a uterus when they could easily have taken a sackful of organs. All saleable items. The reason that Trevor ignores this point couldn’t be more obvious.

    I have addressed this question with regards to Kelly if as you believe, the killer took her heart, why did he not take any other organs when he had the time to remove almost every internal organ?

    That’s not an answer. That’s a question. Can’t you tell the difference? You haven’t answered because can’t without showing your theory to be the utter nonsense that it provably is.

    7. Finally Trevor, for some inexplicable reason, can’t seem to grasp that organ thieves would have had to, as part of their method, only taken organs from corpses due for a PM AFTER that PM had taken place. Imagine the doctors surprise at the PM when he pulled back the sheet on a woman who died in bed to find that her abdomen had been opened up? Stealing after a PM, under cover of darkness with (usually) no police or doctors coming and going make total sense. But in this case Trevor suggests that they were so desperate to get their hands on a kidney and a uterus that they simply couldn’t wait. They also ran the huge risk that the doctors who had examined the body might have noticed that the uterus was present. No sensible person could accept this suggestion.

    You clearly are not a sensible person !!!!!!!!!

    You need a reality check !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



    www.trevormarriott.co.uk
    What devastating reasoning.

    Remind me again Trevor….how many agree with you?

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
    It’s long past time that this thread (and theory) was put to bed now that we can all see the situation. Trevor refuses to a) provide evidence that he claims to have access to, b) consistently avoids answering direct questions, and c) he even refuses to accept points that everyone else would concede to be basic reason and common sense.


    1. (This is what I mean by my point c). The starting point of Trevor’s theory is his ‘fact’ that the killer wouldn’t have had time in Mitre Square to remove organ. This is an example of him refusing to accept something that everyone else would accept without argument; that this claim cannot be made because we have no definitive time that the killer wouldn’t have required, we have no idea of the killer’s knowledge and level of skill and we don’t know how long the killer had available to him. Therefore it’s just a fact that the claim that the killer didn’t have time cannot be made.

    And we still dont no how long the killer had with Eddowes

    2. Next, Trevor claims that it’s known that organ thieves stole organs from mortuaries. I have never doubted him on this point (I’ve always said though that their mere existence cannot be considered proof that organs were taken.)

    You have acknowledged that organs were stolen for mortuaries

    3. Trevor stated in the strongest terms that Dr Phillips didn’t attend the mortuary before the post mortem. We now that to be incorrect and that, at 5.20am, Dr Brown was still at Golden Lane mortuary (possibly Sequiera too) awaiting Dr Phillips arrival - hardly something that he would have done if Phillips wasn’t due to arrive until 9 hours later.

    The post mortem was not carried out on Eddowes till the afternoon, I am sure that having regard for the fact that Phillips was still dealing with Stride and Phillips had not arrived by 5.20am they would have adjourned till later

    4. Trevor asks why no organs were taken from Nichols and Stride “if the killer was harvesting organs.” So he’s created a motive merely to use it to make a point. We don’t know why he took organs so we can’t know that for whatever reason he might have decided not to. Trevor also dismisses the entirely reasonable suggestion that in both cases the killer might have been interrupted but what’s worse is that Trevor doesn’t consider even Stride a ripper victim! So why does he now throw her back into the mix purely to make a point? This is a sure sign of real desperation.

    Its a fact that if the killler was harvesting organs there was no attempt by the killer to remove organs from some of the other victims

    5. Trevor claims to know for a fact that Kelly’s heart wasn’t missing. Such unfounded confidence borders on the bizarre. To support this he largely, but not entirely, relies on a 1896 News of The World article/interview with the retired Inspector Reid. Despite Trevor’s ongoing tactic of labelling anyone that he doesn’t believe as ‘unsafe to rely on’ it’s strange (to say the least) that he takes Reid’s word as gospel despite the fact that he makes so many errors in his interview that it’s often more like a work of fiction. He ignores the fact that Bond said that the heart was missing and that despite him listing the location in the room of the other organs he makes no mention of the heart. He also ignores Drs Gabe and Hebbert on this subject. And apart from this, even if the heart wasn’t missing this still would be evidence for organ thieves.

    2 Senior police officers and a doctor confirm that the heart was not taken away by the killer

    6. Trevor refuses to address this very obvious question - why did organ thieves, looking to make money from selling organs and having ample time and the ideal conditions, content themselves with a kidney and a uterus when they could easily have taken a sackful of organs. All saleable items. The reason that Trevor ignores this point couldn’t be more obvious.

    I have addressed this question with regards to Kelly if as you believe, the killer took her heart, why did he not take any other organs when he had the time to remove almost every internal organ?

    7. Finally Trevor, for some inexplicable reason, can’t seem to grasp that organ thieves would have had to, as part of their method, only taken organs from corpses due for a PM AFTER that PM had taken place. Imagine the doctors surprise at the PM when he pulled back the sheet on a woman who died in bed to find that her abdomen had been opened up? Stealing after a PM, under cover of darkness with (usually) no police or doctors coming and going make total sense. But in this case Trevor suggests that they were so desperate to get their hands on a kidney and a uterus that they simply couldn’t wait. They also ran the huge risk that the doctors who had examined the body might have noticed that the uterus was present. No sensible person could accept this suggestion.

    You clearly are not a sensible person !!!!!!!!!
    You need a reality check !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Last edited by Trevor Marriott; 07-12-2025, 01:25 PM.

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    It’s long past time that this thread (and theory) was put to bed now that we can all see the situation. Trevor refuses to a) provide evidence that he claims to have access to, b) consistently avoids answering direct questions, and c) he even refuses to accept points that everyone else would concede to be basic reason and common sense.


    1. (This is what I mean by my point c). The starting point of Trevor’s theory is his ‘fact’ that the killer wouldn’t have had time in Mitre Square to remove organ. This is an example of him refusing to accept something that everyone else would accept without argument; that this claim cannot be made because we have no definitive time that the killer wouldn’t have required, we have no idea of the killer’s knowledge and level of skill and we don’t know how long the killer had available to him. Therefore it’s just a fact that the claim that the killer didn’t have time cannot be made.

    2. Next, Trevor claims that it’s known that organ thieves stole organs from mortuaries. I have never doubted him on this point (I’ve always said though that their mere existence cannot be considered proof that organs were taken.) Trevor has always cited the work of Professor Elizabeth Hurren as the source of this information and I agree that her expertise on this subject cannot be doubted. I’ve read the article in question and nowhere in it does she mention organs being stolen from anywhere. This doesn’t mean of course that she hasn’t mentioned it in one of her other books or in one of the many papers that she’s written and Trevor insists that she has, but when I asked him to produce evidence of this (an entirely reasonable request) he refused point blank. What else can we assume from this other than such evidence doesn’t exist (as far as Trevor knows) and that he has just made an assumption which ‘helps’ his theory. Professor Hurren, in the only article that I’ve read, speaks only of ‘body dealers.’ People who profited from illegally obtaining corpses to sell to hospitals for dissection. If evidence is ever provided that ‘organ thieves’ existed and took organs from mortuaries I will have absolutely no issue with accepting it, but we cannot simply accept a suggestion from someone who refuses to back it up with evidence.

    3. Trevor stated in the strongest terms that Dr Phillips didn’t attend the mortuary before the post mortem. We now that to be incorrect and that, at 5.20am, Dr Brown was still at Golden Lane mortuary (possibly Sequiera too) awaiting Dr Phillips arrival - hardly something that he would have done if Phillips wasn’t due to arrive until 9 hours later.

    4. Trevor asks why no organs were taken from Nichols and Stride “if the killer was harvesting organs.” So he’s created a motive merely to use it to make a point. We don’t know why he took organs so we can’t know that for whatever reason he might have decided not to. Trevor also dismisses the entirely reasonable suggestion that in both cases the killer might have been interrupted but what’s worse is that Trevor doesn’t consider even Stride a ripper victim! So why does he now throw her back into the mix purely to make a point? This is a sure sign of real desperation.

    5. Trevor claims to know for a fact that Kelly’s heart wasn’t missing. Such unfounded confidence borders on the bizarre. To support this he largely, but not entirely, relies on a 1896 News of The World article/interview with the retired Inspector Reid. Despite Trevor’s ongoing tactic of labelling anyone that he doesn’t believe as ‘unsafe to rely on’ it’s strange (to say the least) that he takes Reid’s word as gospel despite the fact that he makes so many errors in his interview that it’s often more like a work of fiction. He ignores the fact that Bond said that the heart was missing and that despite him listing the location in the room of the other organs he makes no mention of the heart. He also ignores Drs Gabe and Hebbert on this subject. And apart from this, even if the heart wasn’t missing this still would be evidence for organ thieves.

    6. Trevor refuses to address this very obvious question - why did organ thieves, looking to make money from selling organs and having ample time and the ideal conditions, content themselves with a kidney and a uterus when they could easily have taken a sackful of organs. All saleable items. The reason that Trevor ignores this point couldn’t be more obvious.

    7. Finally Trevor, for some inexplicable reason, can’t seem to grasp that organ thieves would have had to, as part of their method, only taken organs from corpses due for a PM AFTER that PM had taken place. Imagine the doctors surprise at the PM when he pulled back the sheet on a woman who died in bed to find that her abdomen had been opened up? Stealing after a PM, under cover of darkness with (usually) no police or doctors coming and going make total sense. But in this case Trevor suggests that they were so desperate to get their hands on a kidney and a uterus that they simply couldn’t wait. They also ran the huge risk that the doctors who had examined the body might have noticed that the uterus was present. No sensible person could accept this suggestion.


    Trevor’s usual mantra is to claim that we are all somehow ‘attached’ to what he calls the ‘old established theories’ but we all know that this a cop out (no pun intended) used to justify an unbelievable theory. The ‘theory’ that the killer took organs is ‘established’ because that’s what the evidence unequivocally tells us. Trevor won’t accept this of course but there’s no point discussing a disproven theory with someone that ducks, dives, dodges and ignores questions, makes up his own evidence, applies different standards to different witnesses and wont accept reason that every other person on the planet would accept.

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  • Doctored Whatsit
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    Originally posted by FrankO View Post
    Hi Mike,

    I just stumbled upon this snippet in the Evening News of 12 November that might be of interest:

    "THE SEARCH FOR A CLUE IN THE ROOM
    A somewhat important investigation was made on Saturday in the room in Miller's court in which the woman was murdered. The police had reason to believe that the murderer had burnt something before leaving the room after the crime, and accordingly the ashes and other matter in the grate were carefully preserved. Dr. Phillips and Dr. Macdonald, M.P., the coroner for the district, visited Miller's court, and after the refuse had been passed through a sieve it was subjected to the closest scrutiny by the medical gentlemen. Nothing, however, was found at the examination which is likely to afford any assistance or clues to the police.
    "

    Cheers,
    Frank
    This was brought up on a previous thread some time ago, and I suggested that the probable reason for getting Dr Phillips to study the sieved remains of the fire would be for evidence of a burnt heart. I couldn't think of any other reason to involve a police surgeon.

    Perhaps someone should open a thread on Kelly's heart - we are doing it to death on this thread!

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  • FrankO
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
    I take your point about the interpretation of the phrase but I can’t see him listing the location of the other organs and yet he neglects to mention the heart. And when we add that to that Gabe’s “"a certain organ was missing.” Then we get Hebbert (who was Bond’s assistant and who attended the inquest) saying all the organs except the heart were found scattered around the room..."
    Hi Mike,

    I just stumbled upon this snippet in the Evening News of 12 November that might be of interest:

    "THE SEARCH FOR A CLUE IN THE ROOM
    A somewhat important investigation was made on Saturday in the room in Miller's court in which the woman was murdered. The police had reason to believe that the murderer had burnt something before leaving the room after the crime, and accordingly the ashes and other matter in the grate were carefully preserved. Dr. Phillips and Dr. Macdonald, M.P., the coroner for the district, visited Miller's court, and after the refuse had been passed through a sieve it was subjected to the closest scrutiny by the medical gentlemen. Nothing, however, was found at the examination which is likely to afford any assistance or clues to the police.
    "

    Cheers,
    Frank

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  • Wickerman
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
    . . . It makes no sense. You ask about ‘different methods’ and I’ve answered so I’d like you answer on this one - why the hell, when he would have had ample time, opportunity and a serious motive didn’t he fill his sack full of organs? Surely you won’t claim that there was only a trade in kidneys and uteri?
    . . .
    No, he'll be claiming the killer went out with a shopping list, a uterus one day, a kidney the next, it's what they call - slayed to order.

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    If you think i am mistaken do your own reserach I sure you have the time to do this, unlike you I do not have the time or the inclination to continue this thread I am more than happy to stick by my belief that the killer did not remove these organs from the victims and I have provided enough evidence and facts to back it up.










    I’m now not saying that you’re mistaken Trevor. The fact that you ‘refuse’ to provide the simple proof that you claim exists to your back up point proves that you made it up.

    It’s good that you’ve made that clear to everyone.

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

    She doesn’t mention it anywhere in her "Dissecting Jack-the-Ripper: An Anatomy of Murder in the Metropolis", Crime, Histories and Society [Crime, Histories and Society], Journal of the International Association for the History of Crime and Criminal Justice, (December 2016), ISSN 1422-0857, Volume 20, Issue No. 2. pp. 5-30 - that’s a certainty.

    So I’ll ask you again Trevor - if you have seen Professor Hurren mention body parts being stolen from mortuaries can you provide the evidence for us all please? I’m not saying that she hasn’t…I don’t know…but like anyone, I need proof and not just you telling me that this is the case.

    Any chance of not changing the subject this time please?
    If you think i am mistaken do your own reserach I sure you have the time to do this, unlike you I do not have the time or the inclination to continue this thread I am more than happy to stick by my belief that the killer did not remove these organs from the victims and I have provided enough evidence and facts to back it up.











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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    You might have tried answering at least one like - why would thieves, who profited from each organ, have only taken a kidney and a uterus when they would have had ample opportunity to steal a sackful of organs.

    ..I have said before female reprodutive organs were highly sought after


    www.trevormarriott.co.uk[/B]
    Anyone stealing body parts would have been doing it for cash. They wouldn’t have taken 2 organs to sell when they could easily have taken 5 or 6 to sell for even more.

    Could you provide a less desperate response this time please?

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    she does highlight the illict trade in both organs and bodies involving corrupt mortuary attendants

    www.trevormarriott.co.uk[/B]
    She doesn’t mention it anywhere in her "Dissecting Jack-the-Ripper: An Anatomy of Murder in the Metropolis", Crime, Histories and Society [Crime, Histories and Society], Journal of the International Association for the History of Crime and Criminal Justice, (December 2016), ISSN 1422-0857, Volume 20, Issue No. 2. pp. 5-30 - that’s a certainty.

    So I’ll ask you again Trevor - if you have seen Professor Hurren mention body parts being stolen from mortuaries can you provide the evidence for us all please? I’m not saying that she hasn’t…I don’t know…but like anyone, I need proof and not just you telling me that this is the case.

    Any chance of not changing the subject this time please?

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