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  • Steven Russell
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    Originally posted by caz View Post

    We know double events happen, where one repeat offender is responsible. What I have yet to see on these threads is a documented double event night, very much like the one on Sept 30 1888, where it turned out that two men had acted independently - against all the odds I would have to say at this point.

    Love,

    Caz
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    This, I feel, is an excellent and very pertinent point.

    Following a post I made some time ago regarding the Cambridge Rapist having been frustrated in an attack and gone on to perpetrate another straight away, caz was able to supply several other examples of 'double events'.

    Best wishes,
    Steve.

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  • Simon Wood
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    Hi Caz,

    What glaring similarities? Stride and Eddowes couldn't have been more different.

    Why does the coincidence of two murderers acting independently on the same night need to repeat itself in order to support the idea that it happened on 30th September 1888? Some things happen just once.

    There is no evidence to link the murders of Stride and Eddowes.

    Unless, of course, you buy into the oh-so timely Saucy Jacky postcard.

    Regards,

    Simon

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  • caz
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    Hi All,

    I do wonder about some people's motivation for downplaying or ignoring the numerous glaring similarities between these two extremely rare prostitute murders, and concluding that they should be attributed to two independent murderers on the exisiting evidence. Why should they?

    Assuming there is no agenda, no theory to support, no pet suspect with an alibi for one of them, what benefit can there possibly be from taking a default position that presumes a second slick knifeman was active at the same time and place (relatively speaking), targeting the identical victim type, only to vanish like the other one into the night, leaving us with nothing whatsoever to identify him by?

    Then follows the presumption that the GSG was chalked hours earlier by a third unidentifiable person, when it could quite reasonably have appeared there within seconds of the apron being dropped and be related to it by the same offending hand, since the writing was noticed as soon as the apron was picked up, but not apparently before.

    We know double events happen, where one repeat offender is responsible. What I have yet to see on these threads is a documented double event night, very much like the one on Sept 30 1888, where it turned out that two men had acted independently - against all the odds I would have to say at this point.

    Love,

    Caz
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    Last edited by caz; 11-17-2011, 08:03 PM.

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  • Tom_Wescott
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    Hi Wick,

    And you might have noticed my reply. There COULD be a connection between Eddowes' murder and the post office robbery. But if there's no, so what? On a late Saturday night, I'm sure many crimes were taking place. Only two stranger knife murders, though.

    Monty,

    Crap comparison? Perhaps, but since what you're suggesting is an anomaly (two prostitute murders in the same area and time that are totally unrelated), I don't think I could find a comparison that would pass muster.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott

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  • Bridewell
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    The Hulse Version

    Originally posted by Abby Normal View Post
    Hi
    This thread is for what you think the wording of the GSG means, if it was written by the killer (I think it probably was). Please no debates on whether it was written by the killer or not-Lets assume it was.

    So what does it mean?

    "The Juwes are the men that will not be blamed for nothing"

    .
    Forgive me if someone has covered this earlier in the thread and I missed it, but there is also Dc Halse's version:

    "The Juwes are not The men That Will be Blamed For Nothing".

    although, in my experience, it is more likely to be the uniformed officer, (rather than his detective colleague) who made a contemporaneous record of the exact wording. I find it harder to make sense of the Halse version, so Long's is probably correct. (Thank you, Superintendent Arnold & Sir Charles Warren for muddying the waters on that one!). I confess I hadn't previously made the connection, referred to earlier in the thread, that the GSG might be an attack on Schwartz and/or Lawende. On balance I have to go with one of the following:

    "The Jews are doing all this and getting away with it"
    or (less likely in my view)
    "The Jews are going to get the blame for this, and rightly so".

    If the GSG is genuine, as postulated in this thread, it has the same kind of unlikely mis-spelling of an easy word as is found in the Lusk letter, but not in the Dear Boss & Saucy Jack.
    Last edited by Bridewell; 11-14-2011, 01:42 AM. Reason: Additional Remark

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  • Wickerman
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    I guess this was just too subtle.
    Originally posted by Wickerman View Post
    And, maybe there's a link between the Aldgate Post Office robbery and Eddowes murder?
    What I was implying Tom, was that if you choose to think that 'time' and 'proximity' suggest an obvious connection between Berner St. & Mitre Sq. then what about the 'time' and 'proximity' of the Aldgate Post Office robbery?

    As you say....(re: Berner St. & Mitre Sq.)
    45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them.
    The same could be said of the time the robbery took place with reference to the Eddowes murder. Although there is no certainty of the 'time' the robbery did take place, it was deemed likely to have been over Sat. night into Sunday morning.

    I'm saying that the 'time' & 'proximity' argument (Berner St.-Mitre Sq.) does not hold any significance even though such arguments are often worded to imply an obvious connection.
    Typically in support of a theory.

    Regards, Jon S.

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  • Monty
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    Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    You mean between the 45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them. Oh, and the sharp knife to the throat of a middle-aged prostitute. Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott
    Crap comparison, seeing as responsibility was claimed beyond doubt.

    Maybe you should come up with something more relevant Tom.

    Monty

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  • DVV
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    [QUOTE=Tom_Wescott;197670Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    [/QUOTE]

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  • Steven Russell
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    Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    You mean between the 45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them. Oh, and the sharp knife to the throat of a middle-aged prostitute. Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott
    Totally agree.

    Steve.

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  • Malcolm X
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    Originally posted by Phil H View Post
    Buffoonery and selective reasing are the comments i wouldmake on many posts in this thread.

    Think about it, those of you who want to complicate matters - contrary to Abby's utterly nonsensical post - wherever the apron-piece was found, it HAD to be in juxtaposition to SOMETHING be it a building or whatever. Had it been found under a poster pasted on a wall, or a street market stall, you'd be trying to show some link.

    While there may be a link my point is that there is no proof that apron and writing did not come together accidentally, and in the absence of any conclusive link or even a concensus on the meaning of the words, the LOGICAL conclusion is to assume NO LINK.

    As Jon S said:

    Proximity does not constitute evidence. Association must be demonstrated, or better, proved. Remember the leather apron in the yard at No. 29 Hanbury St.? Just because another artifact lays close by does not mean we should assume a connection.

    Caz:

    I wish someone could finally explain to me, after yet another long debate on this supposed irrelevance, why 'ordinary' is the more logical stance to adopt here, and why the message could not have been one more 'out of the ordinary' discovery that night.

    It is the right approach because it ASSUMES least.

    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    There is no PROVEN link between apron-piece and writing other than juxtaposition (and on that see my remarks earlier in this post).

    The links you propose are circumstantial and suppositious - I would have less objection if you flagged them up as such and NOT as proven conclusions.

    Phil
    with this sitting on the fence that you're so good at, you couldn't catch a cold let alone JTR.

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  • Monty
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    Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    You mean between the 45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them. Oh, and the sharp knife to the throat of a middle-aged prostitute. Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott
    Yards?

    Monty

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  • Tom_Wescott
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    Originally posted by Wickerman
    And, maybe there's a link between the Aldgate Post Office robbery and Eddowes murder?
    I've often wondered that.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott

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  • Pontius2000
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    honestly I can't read through 37 pages of comments before writing a response to the original thread, but:


    there were Jewish witnesses at both the Stride and Eddowes murders which immediately preceded the graffiti, so how about, "Don't blame those Jews for any of this, they carry none of the blame"

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  • Wickerman
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    Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    You mean between the 45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them. Oh, and the sharp knife to the throat of a middle-aged prostitute. Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott
    And, maybe there's a link between the Aldgate Post Office robbery and Eddowes murder?

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  • Tom_Wescott
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    There is NO PROVEN link between the murders of Eddowes and Stride beyond the day.

    You mean between the 45 minutes and matter of yards that separated them. Oh, and the sharp knife to the throat of a middle-aged prostitute. Who knows, maybe there's no link between the two planes that hit those two towers in New York.

    Yours truly,

    Tom Wescott

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