I am still reading and reading and reading... I think you guys will solve the crime before I am done reading
One thing that keeps coming back to me is the lack of semen on the bodies. Any woman who has worried about her "days" and has been gifted with a wonderful surprise from God knows those little suckers are viable for up to a week. I know there is some debate of prostitute full or part time but I think everyone agrees these ladies were sexually active. I find it hard to believe there was no semen when hygiene was an issue at the time. I have read several of the inquest where it was mentioned the clothes were removed and the body washed before examination. Would the investigators know to look on the clothing for semen? What value should I take that there was no semen found? Am I supposed to believe the same investigators who couldn't take finger prints nor could they get body temp to record TOD can 100% say there was no semen? I apologize that I have not a clue how semen determinations were handled in Victorian times.
We know that the vast majority of modern killers who have had similar MO's were sexual sadist in that killing was the only way for them to manage an erection. At that point "self-abuse" (man I love that term!) is obsessive. Just because they didn't find the evidence doesn't mean it didn't happen, right? I keep seeing people debate and reason using the fact that this was not a sex crime because no semen was found. To this I say no fingerprints were found either so should we consider JTR was armless?
I don't think they had the technology to be able to say with any certainty that semen was not found. Take into account the weather and the fact that a ton of bodily fluids were present at the crime scene I am surprised anyone takes the no sexual part to heart.
One thing that keeps coming back to me is the lack of semen on the bodies. Any woman who has worried about her "days" and has been gifted with a wonderful surprise from God knows those little suckers are viable for up to a week. I know there is some debate of prostitute full or part time but I think everyone agrees these ladies were sexually active. I find it hard to believe there was no semen when hygiene was an issue at the time. I have read several of the inquest where it was mentioned the clothes were removed and the body washed before examination. Would the investigators know to look on the clothing for semen? What value should I take that there was no semen found? Am I supposed to believe the same investigators who couldn't take finger prints nor could they get body temp to record TOD can 100% say there was no semen? I apologize that I have not a clue how semen determinations were handled in Victorian times.
We know that the vast majority of modern killers who have had similar MO's were sexual sadist in that killing was the only way for them to manage an erection. At that point "self-abuse" (man I love that term!) is obsessive. Just because they didn't find the evidence doesn't mean it didn't happen, right? I keep seeing people debate and reason using the fact that this was not a sex crime because no semen was found. To this I say no fingerprints were found either so should we consider JTR was armless?
I don't think they had the technology to be able to say with any certainty that semen was not found. Take into account the weather and the fact that a ton of bodily fluids were present at the crime scene I am surprised anyone takes the no sexual part to heart.
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