Originally posted by Trevor Marriott
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Are We Correct To Use The Word Suspect?
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Herlock Sholmes
”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”
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Isn't the object of sites like this to consider the known information of the Whitechapel murders.How can we start with a consideration of guilt? Isn't it a fact that the murders were investigated back in 1888,and that officers engaged in the investigation declared there were no suspects? Do we know better than them?
Suspect to me,is someone that can be directly connected to a crime.Who can be directly connected to any of the Whitechapel murders? No one.The evidence needed
doesn't exist.Is drowning oneself evidence.It might be if a confession was made by that person.
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Originally posted by harry View PostIsn't the object of sites like this to consider the known information of the Whitechapel murders.How can we start with a consideration of guilt? Isn't it a fact that the murders were investigated back in 1888,and that officers engaged in the investigation declared there were no suspects? Do we know better than them?
Suspect to me,is someone that can be directly connected to a crime.Who can be directly connected to any of the Whitechapel murders? No one.The evidence needed
doesn't exist.Is drowning oneself evidence.It might be if a confession was made by that person.Herlock Sholmes
”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”
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