JtR in the news today

[Steven Russell]

I do wish Mr. Marriott would learn to pronounce "Feigenbaum" correctly. I know he's done lots of research and continues to campaign to get the Special Branch stuff released but it seems a bit sloppy he can't get his suspect's name right. My 'O' level German tells me it should be "Fei (rhymes with eye) gen (soft g and schwa vowel) baum (vowel pronounced as in gown)".

Best wishes,
Steve.

[Chris]

I don't think I'll be digging any deeper into this theory, based on this article.

For those who are still hungry for more, "Xanthe Mallett explores the incredible treasure trove of surviving documents from the original police investigation into Jack the Ripper" in National Treasures Live at 7.30 on BBC1 tonight. It's only one segment of a half-hour programme, though. Another is Larry Lamb visiting Wilton's Music Hall:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b014b7f1

[Heinrich]

Another one that falls into the Tom, Dick, or Harry category.

[Limehouse]

Here is a link to a BBC online article:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14207581

I don't think I'll be digging any deeper into this theory, based on this article.