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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostAs long as I am not in Trafalgar Square when you show your bare backside there, I really donīt care.
Then again, you have been butt naked out here for the longest time, so I should be used by now.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View PostNot a chance in hell of it happening, while you keep playing at medical detectives.
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But I would personally find it more rewarding if you could discuss the case issues instead. Nothing fancy, just not gabbing away about things that are of no value and instead prove how two cases can be as close in detail and not related.
That should be an appropriate task for a detective like you.
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Anyone who checks out the EAR/ONS case will find out that once the detectives were pointed to the similarities inbetween the murder cases, it became very obvious to them that the had a serial killer on the loose.
The cases were spread over a large geographical area, so that common denomonator was not in place. What they had was basically the MO, where the killer creeps into houses in the middle of the night, where women are tied up and raped and subsequently beaten to death by blunt force trauma to the head, sometimes alone, sometimes together with their spouses.
That was it, and it was quite, quite enough. The police realized that there was not much of a chance that two killers would employ this pattern. It was a given, more or less, that one killer only was at large.
Wheras we are supposed to believe that two sexual mutilators, cutting the abdomen open, cutting out uteri, cutting away the abdominal walls, cutting through the soft part of the neck, targetting prostitutes and in al probability stealing rings from their fingers were at large in London in overlapping time periods.
The folly of this suggestion is amazing, and I am certain that it cannot take shape on any other forum than this type of boards, where people with fixed ideas will not abandon them, come what may.
I am just as certain that we can discover any amount of further similarities inbewteen the series, and it will not sway the naysayers anyhow. Because this is not a question of facts, but one of ideology.Last edited by Fisherman; 04-29-2018, 11:40 PM.
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Originally posted by Sam Flynn View Post"cutting through the soft part of the neck"?
The Ripper victims had their THROATS cut. The torso victims were DECAPITATED.
There's a world of difference.
Or have you been told this before?
Then why are you going on about it?
What you do, is to tell us that you have always imagined that the deeds were different in this respect. But that is your imagination speaking, nothing else. There can be no knowing when in the process the spine was taken off, but we DO know that a knife was used before the saw came out, and we DO know that Phillips said that the cutting of the neck/throat was very similar inbetween Kelly and the Pinchin Street torso victim.
Maybe you forgot that too?
So itīs ether sticking with the evidence or predisposing that the severing of the spine was tied to the cutting of the neck in all cases, and not something that came afterwards. Thereīs a world of difference there too - there always is when comparing facts to imagination.
The cut neck/throat may well have been a way of killing and bleeding the victim in both series. You know that, you donīt like it, but since the medicos suggested that it was the torso killers way of killing just as it was the Ripperīs way of doing it, you are going to have to learn to live with it.Last edited by Fisherman; 04-29-2018, 11:59 PM.
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostHave I forgotten to tell you that there is every possibility that the torso victims FIRST had their necks/throats cut in an exactly similar fashion to the Ripper victims?
As to "every possibility" - no proof whatsoever, so drop it. What we do know for a fact is that they were decapitated, and you should stick to that, instead of moving the goalposts to suit your argument.What you do, is to tell us that you have always imagined that the deeds were different in this respect. But that is your imagination speaking, nothing else.The cut neck/throat may well have been a way of killing and bleeding the victim in both series.Kind regards, Sam Flynn
"Suche Nullen" (Nietzsche, Götzendämmerung, 1888)
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostAnyone who checks out the EAR/ONS case will find out that once the detectives were pointed to the similarities inbetween the murder cases, it became very obvious to them that the had a serial killer on the loose.
The cases were spread over a large geographical area, so that common denomonator was not in place. What they had was basically the MO, where the killer creeps into houses in the middle of the night, where women are tied up and raped and subsequently beaten to death by blunt force trauma to the head, sometimes alone, sometimes together with their spouses.
That was it, and it was quite, quite enough. The police realized that there was not much of a chance that two killers would employ this pattern. It was a given, more or less, that one killer only was at large.
Wheras we are supposed to believe that two sexual mutilators, cutting the abdomen open, cutting out uteri, cutting away the abdominal walls, cutting through the soft part of the neck, targetting prostitutes and in al probability stealing rings from their fingers were at large in London in overlapping time periods.
The folly of this suggestion is amazing, and I am certain that it cannot take shape on any other forum than this type of boards, where people with fixed ideas will not abandon them, come what may.
I am just as certain that we can discover any amount of further similarities inbewteen the series, and it will not sway the naysayers anyhow. Because this is not a question of facts, but one of ideology.
As to Jackson there is enough for us now infer she was not a murder victim in any event.
Add all of these facts put together, and your theory is sunk without trace.
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Originally posted by Sam Flynn View PostDon't write "necks/throats" - you're fudging things. Purposely.
As to "every possibility" - no proof whatsoever, so drop it. What we do know for a fact is that they were decapitated, and you should stick to that, instead of moving the goalposts to suit your argument.No. I am stating a fact. The torso victims were decapitated, period. The Ripper victims were not.Who says the Ripper was interested in "bleeding" his victims? As he didn't intend to carry their bodies around, why should he have done so? The torso killers, on the other hand...
Is it not true that they may initially have been exactly the same: a knifecut through both the throat and the soft parts of the neck? Is it not true that all victims but for Stride had the soft parts of their necks cut? If you donīt answer, I will ask again. I want it to be perfectly obvious who goes with the facts here!
And why in the whole world would I drop the fact that the cuts can have been the same type when you refuse to drop the potentially totally misleading idea that the cuts were different in character? Why?
Before the spine was severed, it may well have been a case of the exact same measure, and you know that.
Those who say that the Ripper was interested in bleeding his victims are all those who have pointed to how he would have done so to avoid any blood splatter on his person. I believe you are amongst them. That is bleeding for a purpose.Last edited by Fisherman; 04-30-2018, 01:51 AM.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View PostYou are also forgetting that evidence now tends to show that the killer/s of Eddowes, Chapman, and Kelly did not remove their organs at the crime scenes.
As to Jackson there is enough for us now infer she was not a murder victim in any event.
Add all of these facts put together, and your theory is sunk without trace.
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And no, there is no evidence that tells us that the organs were not removed at the crime scene and by the killer, Trevor. Just as there is no evidence telling us that Jackson was not a murder victim. Itīs just you drifting away with the fairies again.Last edited by Fisherman; 04-30-2018, 02:05 AM.
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Originally posted by Sam Flynn View Post
No. I am stating a fact. The torso victims were decapitated, period.
EVERYBODY knows that the torso victims were decapitated, Gareth. Itīs not exactly new, is it? But EVERYBODY also knows that there are examples of killers who only occasionally dismember. What does that do to your thinking? Itīs sobering up time!
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostItīs wonder your "theories" ever surfaced. If anything, they should never have left the bottom sediments way down on the bottom of the ocean.
And no, there is no evidence that tells us that the organs were not removed at the crime scene and by the killer, Trevor. Just as there is no evidence teloing us that Jackson was not a murder victim. Itīs just you drifting away with the fairies again.
I am not going to hi jack this thread with regards to the organs issue, save to say that there will be more new facts and new evidence on this subject, which we be forthcoming in the next few weeks, which will add even more weight to what has already been produced to negate these original inferences.
Meanwhile perhaps you could enlighten us all as to what the evidence is to suggest the killer/s did take the organs from Chapman and Eddowes, other than the inferences, which this important part of the WM has been built upon.
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