Geoprofile of Jack the Ripper reveals Tabram and Nichols connection.

[Batman]

If 6 is true then 7 can’t possibly be known.

But there should be more of these crimes statistically. That's why sexual homicides and crimes like these are sought out fast because the offender will likely do it again.

[Batman]

Was Tabram stabbed in the face?

That does not answer my question.

How many cuts did Eddowes have on the lower part of her body compared to the upper part of her body?

You are using the term upper body. These are your claims.

[MrBarnett]

Not forgetting the stomach.. and the stomach, which was perfectly healthy, was penetrated in six places



Do we know when the stab to her lower part occurred ?
Like the William Grant attack on Alice Graham, the lower wound may have been the first would inflicted. (Alice Grahams`s internal injury was reported in the press as an abdomen wound, until the Thames Police Court hearing when we find out it was an internal stab.

Grahame and Austin are examples of attacks clearly directed at the vagina. If they'd happened a few years earlier, Austin's murder would have been chalked up to the Ripper because he was never caught.

[Sam Flynn]

But there should be more of these crimes statistically

The "more crimes" you're looking for might well be staring you in the face. They're often called the "non-canonical murders", and possibly one or two of the C5 as well.

[Batman]

Time is the variable there.

[MrBarnett]

And about the same for Nichols killer.
Which is why some are connecting the two murders

No John, the connection is being made because they both considered examples of a very rare type of murder - a lust murder. If Tabram's 39 wounds had been 100, but had not touched her upper or lower sex organs, she would not count as the victim of a lust murderer.

[Jon Guy]

Grahame and Austin are examples of attacks clearly directed at the vagina. If they'd happened a few years earlier, Austin's murder would have been chalked up to the Ripper because he was never caught.

Yes, Graham`s attacker was and is touted as a possible Ripper.
Quite rightly so

I don`t know enough about the Austin attack, sorry.
Was it a Ripper like attack ?

[Batman]

No John, the connection is being made because they both considered examples of a very rare type of murder - a lust murder. If Tabram's 39 wounds had been 100, but had not touched her upper or lower sex organs, she would not count as the victim of a lust murderer.

She was also stripped by her assailant so that indicates sexual homicide.

[Sam Flynn]

Time is the variable there.

The Whitechapel Murders spanned three years, whereas the canonical Ripper murders spanned three months.

[MrBarnett]

If 6 is true then 7 can’t possibly be known.

The implication of 5 is that the WM grouping was of murders believed to be by the same hand.

[MrBarnett]

She was also stripped by her assailant so that indicates sexual homicide.

She was not stripped .

[MrBarnett]

Yes, Graham`s attacker was and is touted as a possible Ripper.
Quite rightly so

I don`t know enough about the Austin attack, sorry.
Was it a Ripper like attack ?

In May, 1901 an unidentified man took an 'unfortunate' into one of the cubicles in Crossingham's 35, Dorset Street doss house and stabbed her internally. She died of her injuries shortly afterwards.

[MrBarnett]

But there should be more of these crimes statistically. That's why sexual homicides and crimes like these are sought out fast because the offender will likely do it again.

Likely? In my book that means possibly not.

[Sam Flynn]

She was also stripped by her assailant so that indicates sexual homicide.

A torn blouse and an upturned skirt doesn't equate to stripping.

[Sam Flynn]

Likely? In my book that means possibly not.

Indeed, a "rush of blood" attacker need not reoffend.