Can we profile the Ripper from the GSG?

[curious]

If you click on the links supplied......

the 1885 Goulstonian Lecture was delivered by William Osler,refer Osler-Weber-Rendu Disease.

This genetic disease was an area of Henry Gawen Sutton's expertise.

Stride appears to have it.

Hence the astringent Cachous.

Now look at it from Henry the Ripper's perspective on that morning whilst looking to place a red herring for his pursuers.

Quite happy to expand further.

Thanks for being curious

Thanks, Dave,
Just can't help being curious.
I had found some of this before, but did not tie them to the WMs . . .

Henry the Ripper, huh?

I believe there's a book in this?

curious

[DJA]

Hi, Dave,
Would you please expand on this?

Thanks,

curious

If you click on the links supplied......

the 1885 Goulstonian Lecture was delivered by William Osler,refer Osler-Weber-Rendu Disease.

This genetic disease was an area of Henry Gawen Sutton's expertise.

Stride appears to have it.

Hence the astringent Cachous.

Now look at it from Henry the Ripper's perspective on that morning whilst looking to place a red herring for his pursuers.

Quite happy to expand further.

Thanks for being curious

[curious]

My umblest apologys for spellin that wrong, Mishter Lusk

I wish I had gotten there last year when I was in town.

curious

[Herlock Sholmes]

I passed the doorway in Goulston Street last night, and someone had literally written the word "graffiti" on the shutters. A kind of "meta-vandalism", if you like, which I thought was rather nice. Unfortunately I'd left my phone in my hotel, so couldn't take a picture of it, and by the time I went back there this morning, the chip-shop was open and the shutters were up

Are you saying that someone erased the word graffiti Sam?

[Abby Normal]

My umblest apologys for spellin that wrong, Mishter Lusk

LOL! dude you ae on a roll today with the witticisms!!

[Sam Flynn]

Nise!

My umblest apologys for spellin that wrong, Mishter Lusk

[curious]

I passed the doorway in Goulston Street last night, and someone had literally written the word "graffiti" on the shutters. A kind of "meta-vandalism", if you like, which I thought was rather nice. Unfortunately I'd left my phone in my hotel, so couldn't take a picture of it, and by the time I went back there this morning, the chip-shop was open and the shutters were up

Nise!

[Sam Flynn]

I passed the doorway in Goulston Street last night, and someone had literally written the word "graffiti" on the shutters. A kind of "meta-vandalism", if you like, which I thought was rather nice. Unfortunately I'd left my phone in my hotel, so couldn't take a picture of it, and by the time I went back there this morning, the chip-shop was open and the shutters were up

[Herlock Sholmes]

What Jon mentioned, you'd take in other forms, a 7% solution, by injection, was it not?

I like the location and the name. If you are a fan of Sherlock Holmes and rock music you sound like me

[Harry D]

His name was Keith Hunter Jesperson, and he communicated to correct a wrong assumption.

Interestingly, he turned himself in after murdering his long time girlfriend (shades of William Henry Bury?).

Very interesting indeed.

Thanks for sharing!

[curious]

The links posted link Stride to GSG,if you get my drift.

Hi, Dave,
Would you please expand on this?

Thanks,

curious

[Ozzy]

Hi Jon,

No problems. I've done it myself.

As for pipes, I'll stick to my trusty Meerschaum and some tobacco from the toe of the Persian slipper

What Jon mentioned, you'd take in other forms, a 7% solution, by injection, was it not?

[DJA]

The BMJ obituary is interesting if you take a careful look at it.

Collected works are on Internet Archive,if I remember.

The links posted link Stride to GSG,if you get my drift.

Can cross reference a lot of the cases.

Don't wish to create another Lechmere

[Pcdunn]

I will check the links, though I think you may have posted them before on these boards.The only thing I found on my own was Sutton's obituary. People seemed to have thought very highly of him as a surgeon, medical researcher, teacher, and person. Must look for his lecture.
From clues I've pieced together from your posts, it could be a fascinating story.

[DJA]

When is your book due, Dave? Or are you still set on a documentary film? Maybe we can crowd-fund it.

Still seeking a suitable screenwriter/production company.
Gets done right,or not at all.
Not overly fussed.

Spoke to one guy the other month.
Like others,wanted to change things without looking at the facts.
Grrr!

Will contact an independent production company in Hanbury Street when I get around to it.

Did you read those links?
Make sense?

The 1888 Lecture is very interesting,if you can source it.