This is a letter I have a facsimile of in my 'Casebook' book which has many facsimiles of newspapers, police correspondences &c. There are a few things that confuse me about it:
The date 10/10? Why bother writing this is you've already written 'Oct? It should have read Oct /88 or something?
I'm not convinced it's real but another thing that makes no sense to me is that he's written, (from memory) 'This is my photo of Jack the Ripper' and a drawing, and at the other side of the drawing '10 more and up goes the sponge...' what does this even mean?
Any other thoughts on this writ?
The date 10/10? Why bother writing this is you've already written 'Oct? It should have read Oct /88 or something?
I'm not convinced it's real but another thing that makes no sense to me is that he's written, (from memory) 'This is my photo of Jack the Ripper' and a drawing, and at the other side of the drawing '10 more and up goes the sponge...' what does this even mean?
Any other thoughts on this writ?
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