Abberline named as suspect (seriously!)

[alex_the_droog]

Found these links to an amazing story about a new book from a Spanish researcher/author who has named Abberline as his cheif suspect.

what do we think?

from hell

Chris

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ne-named.html?

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...-Yard-officer?

[c.d.]

Well he was there at the time. Pretty damn suspicious if you ask me.

c.d.

[Steven Russell]

Incredible. So Abberline wrote a confessional diary while pretending to be James Maybrick. Cunning. And that copper in the Daily Mail picture don't look like no Chief Inspector to me.

Best wishes,
Steve.

[c.d.]

The article also provides an alleged photo of Abberline...hmmm.

c.d.

[c.d.]

Maybe he posed as a cotton merchant in his spare time thus getting two paychecks and picking up an American accent and vocabulary. It's all starting to come together now.

c.d.

[Wickerman]

Hmm, are those the stripes of a chief Inspector?

[alex_the_droog]

the notion of Abberline as the Ripper sounds ludicrous to me. Im sure someone will buy the book and tell us the theory! Dont know if its available outside of Spain!

[Robert]

The policeman is actually Harry Zimmerman, who invented the world's first anti-gravity helmet - hence the effort needed to stop it floating away.

[Tom_Wescott]

How did we miss it?

Who would have ever thought Abberline would use his psychic abilities for negarious purposes. Now we know how Jack evaded capture. I'm sure it was the absynthe that drove him mad.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott