Hello everyone.
One thing that strikes me about the various talks, here and in JtR literature, is the "no signs of intimacy took place" debate.
Now, I'm not speculating anything about JtR.
I'm asking about prostitution practice: was intercourse the only service provided?
Considering STD and the law (that was abolished before 1888 I think) making it a crime to be a prostitute if you suffer from a STD, were the habits of customers changed to other practice (oral / anal sex, masturbation (handjob))
I'm just trying to see if in some of the case, some level of sexual activity, let's say, done in the same night of their murder, but not by JtR, could have gone undetected.
I'm also interested in JtR as a stalker (not for every murders): following a prostitute with a customer, watch them go at it, the man leaves, JtR attacks while the woman is still vulnerable / undress / unaware. I just want to play with this idea for a while, see if there is a possibility for maybe Tabram, Eddowes and Kelly.
Thanks.
One thing that strikes me about the various talks, here and in JtR literature, is the "no signs of intimacy took place" debate.
Now, I'm not speculating anything about JtR.
I'm asking about prostitution practice: was intercourse the only service provided?
Considering STD and the law (that was abolished before 1888 I think) making it a crime to be a prostitute if you suffer from a STD, were the habits of customers changed to other practice (oral / anal sex, masturbation (handjob))
I'm just trying to see if in some of the case, some level of sexual activity, let's say, done in the same night of their murder, but not by JtR, could have gone undetected.
I'm also interested in JtR as a stalker (not for every murders): following a prostitute with a customer, watch them go at it, the man leaves, JtR attacks while the woman is still vulnerable / undress / unaware. I just want to play with this idea for a while, see if there is a possibility for maybe Tabram, Eddowes and Kelly.
Thanks.
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