Jack the Ripper was a bee!

[KatBradshaw]

BBC news this morning was comenting on the relationships between bees and serial killers. Their main point was that bees and serial killers both form a buffer zone of safety between where they work (for want of a better word) and where they live. The link is below.
I rather like the idea that the killer flew away and thats why he was so silent.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7530666.stm

[Sam Flynn]

Do killer bees live in a canonical hive?

[KatBradshaw]

I am just trying to imagine the bee holding a piece of chalk!!

[Sam Flynn]

If JTR was a bee, does that mean we can finally rule out any White, Anglo-Saxon Protestant suspects?

[KatBradshaw]

LOL, yes but not the decendants of Queens!!

[Sam Flynn]

LOL, yes but not the decendants of Queens!!

Touche! Excellent

[emlodik]

Not descendants of queens? You mean as in Frances Tumblty?

[Jeff Leahy]

Drone?

[Mike Covell]

The Bee's are the insects which whill be blamed for nothing!

[Mike Covell]

Except for Dr Bee-nardo! He was at outcast at the Hive and always hanging about the Ten Bellflowers!!

[The Good Michael]

I'm sold. I've always been a firm beeliever in that possibility.

Mike

[Robert]

No, not a bee. Insector AB
Beeline would have caught him.

[The Good Michael]

No, not a bee. Insector AB
Beeline would have caught him.

Ow! That one stung!

[evilina]

Actually I have always thought that if you joined up the dots (of the murder sites) it makes an insect. kind of a bee line from one site to another

[George Hutchinson]

It's all lies. None of the murders took place in the jusidiction of B Division.

PHILIP