American Jack the Ripper - True Crime Conference, Baltimore, April 7-8, 2018

[c.d.]

Now for the most important question -- Did anybody embarrass themselves through excess drinking?

c.d.

[Hercule Poirot]

Now for the most important question -- Did anybody embarrass themselves through excess drinking?

c.d.

I honestly believe we all forgot to drink or celebrate under any acceptable gentlemens' rules. I had 3 Margaritas over a 5 hour period which is way under the usual conference standards, if I remember Liverpool last September.

[ChrisGeorge]

Now for the most important question -- Did anybody embarrass themselves through excess drinking?

c.d.

Hi c.d. --

Given that I blacked out form excessive drinking I really can't tell you if anyone embarrassed themselves. Still that was better than falling out of a chair (to be fair, from exhaustion) as I did at Liverpool last September.

Cheers

Chris

[ChrisGeorge]

Hi all

In order to fund our upcoming RipperCon Jack the Ripper Conference 2020 (stay tuned for more information, to be announced shortly) and critically at the present time to help pay off what is owed for RipperCon just held in Baltimore -- specifically the bill at the Lord Baltimore Hotel.

We offer now the following bargain, the first of many to be put on the Ann Boleyn's block in coming days. Come on, stick your neck out! And keep your dial set right here. . . Signed Ripper books, ephemera, all is to be sold, and all for a bloody good cause!



Set of eleven Valentine's London postcards in torn envelope, as shown in first pic above, $20 postpaid to North American addresses (U.S., Canada and Mexico); $30 to non-NAFTA nations. Cards look to be 1930s era -- ten postcards of sepia tone plus one additional color photo of the Scots Guards marching out of Buckingham Palace.

Good luck!

Chris

[ChrisGeorge]

Still need an answer to this trivia question, Playmates. A "nise" prize is to be won. This os last of #RipperCon 2018 swagerama giveaway (feel free to bid on the stuff I am now putting up for sale to help pay for the event).

Yes, folks! Our RipperCon swagerama giveaway is back and will operate each day until we kick off the conference in Baltimore. . . . with a walking/driving tour at 2:00 pm Friday. . . Complete details at www.RipperCon.com. Don't let the prize go to someone elsewhere.

Want a clue? The answer will shake you to your core!

Good luck!



"The Terror" on AMC

Here's the question:

What connects The Terror to Baltimore.

So here's another clue to help you along --

"The Dawn's Early Light"

[ChrisGeorge]

Still need an answer to this trivia question, Playmates. A "nise" prize is to be won. This is last of #RipperCon 2018 swagerama giveaway (feel free to bid on the stuff I am now putting up for sale to help pay for the event).

Here's the question:

What connects the AMC TV series "The Terror" to Baltimore????

Good luck!



"The Terror" on AMC

So here's another clue to help you along --

"The Dawn's Early Light"

What happened to all you bloody patriots out there???

Astonishing. I saved $500 on Geico. . .

[ChrisGeorge]

Finding the Missing Link. . . good luck!

The set of vintage postcards shown below is looking for a good home, so step up to help the U.S. Jack the Ripper conference series, restarted in 2016 after an unfortunate hiatus!

Also -- yes indeed! -- our last 2018 trivia question could still net a very nice prize for the person who answers correctly. Remember, the question is what connects the AMC series "The Terror" to Baltimore. This illustration might well give you yet another clue! Am I making this too bloody easy?!!!!

Hi all

In order to fund our upcoming U.S. Jack the Ripper Conferences (stay tuned for more information, to be announced shortly) and critically at the present time to help pay off what is owed for RipperCon just held in Baltimore -- specifically the bill at the Lord Baltimore Hotel.

We offer now the following bargain, the first of many to be put on the Ann Boleyn's block in coming days. Come on, stick your neck out! And keep your dial set right here. . . Signed Ripper books, ephemera, all is to be sold, and all for a bloody good cause!



Set of eleven Valentine's London postcards in torn envelope, as shown in first pic above, $20 postpaid to North American addresses (U.S., Canada and Mexico); $30 to non-NAFTA nations. Cards look to be 1930s era -- ten postcards of sepia tone plus one additional color photo of the Scots Guards marching out of Buckingham Palace.

Good luck!

Chris