Originally posted by jerryd
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It appears that upon poisoning the victim, he immediately attempted suicide by the same means - hardly a practical method by which to progress to become a serial killer!
There is no doubt that the Lipski case figured in the anti-Jewish feeling that permeated the Whitechapel murders case, but that feeling was already there.
Blaming Jews for murders - especially those of gentile children - was a traditional sport in medieval England, and even, in more modern times, Russia and central Europe.
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