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Why Didn’t They Catch Him?
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Originally posted by mpriestnall View PostI don't agree with the inference that Jack wasn't caught. I believe he was arrested and let go post the double event.
The police treatment of Packer, the non-appearance of Schwartz at Stride's inquest, the release of the Dear Boss letters to provide a misleading narrative are all consistent with the start of a police cover up. IMHO.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
I doubt that, I am sure the Jewish people were just as apalled by the killings as all the other ethnic groups and dont forget the jews made up the greater population in the East End in 1888.
Jewish criminals were constantly arrested and imprisioned for crimes without uprisings againt the jewish community
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I believe the Jewish population was an obvious one to demonise. Most of the recent activism taking place on the streets were led by socialists and grand ideas of worker's rights. Many of these people pushing for reforms were from Eastern European Jewish extraction. Bloody Sunday in November 1887, under Charles Warren's watch, left a bitter taste of resentment towards these people from the police and establishment.
Focusing on a Jewish killer kept any notions of a peasants' revolt in London well under control. I ultimately believe that the Jewish community were equally appalled at these crimes as any other community were.
I believe Charles Warren's excuse for wiping out the GSG (by his hand) was because he was worried about a riot. Yet, the GSG was printed in full in the newspapers over the following days.
Not one riot took place.
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I don't agree with the inference that Jack wasn't caught. I believe he was arrested and let go post the double event.
The police treatment of Packer, the non-appearance of Schwartz at Stride's inquest, the release of the Dear Boss letters to provide a misleading narrative are all consistent with the start of a police cover up. IMHO.
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Originally posted by Varqm View Post
Yes. At the very least we agree he was a visitor. There were lots of regular ships\trains going to London regularly. I know you believe he was a sailor, but me as a passenger.
He did not have to deal with doss houses and nosy people. For one as soon as he hit a street near the Spitalfields market on the early morning of the murder he was just another buyer\merchant.
On a different topic let me ask you Trevor, if JTR was caught in 1888 and he was Jewish would there have been a riot in the East End, maybe a mini-pogrom in England?
Jewish criminals were constantly arrested and imprisioned for crimes without uprisings againt the jewish community
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
Have anyone in mind Trevor?
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Or he came onboard a merchant vessel which travelled on a regular route to London?
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He did not have to deal with doss houses and nosy people. For one as soon as he hit a street near the Spitalfields market on the early morning of the murder he was just another buyer\merchant.
On a different topic let me ask you Trevor, if JTR was caught in 1888 and he was Jewish would there have been a riot in the East End, maybe a mini-pogrom in England?Last edited by Varqm; 03-24-2022, 02:57 AM.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Or he came onboard a merchant vessel which travelled on a regular route to London?
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
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Originally posted by Varqm View PostIt was 1 to 2 odds he was a visitor. The murders came a day before or end of the month to the 9th
,covering around 10 days of an average 30 day month. He did\could not come solely at his own will and choose any day,
he was somewhat on a fixed schedule. He probably lived\worked in the area before and knew the lay of the land.
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It was 1 to 2 odds he was a visitor. The murders came a day before or end of the month to the 9th
,covering around 10 days of an average 30 day month. He did\could not come solely at his own will and choose any day,
he was somewhat on a fixed schedule. He probably lived\worked in the area before and knew the lay of the land.
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Perhaps the Matthews and Abberline were more interested in ensuring he was not captured.
Look at what happened with the Cleveland Street Scandal the next year.
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
Have you received a reply John Wheat . ?
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
No wonder he legged it from Berner Street, then, after opportunistically slashing a woman he'd just seen being abused in front of a passing witness. He knew the Marshalls at No.64, and the Marshalls knew him: best to just *disappear* ... and let some gaggle of twits make up a story about 'the killer being disturbed'...
M.
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Why was the killer never caught?
Because of the anthropic principle. Whatever needed to happen (i.e. the killer not getting caught) happened in order for us to observe it.
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