How realistic was it for JTR to disguise himself as a PC?

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  • Sleuth1888
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    I would have thought very possible indeed. Of course he could have disguised himself as a PC. It's a good theory.

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  • mpriestnall
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    Maybe the unknown/untraced PC, George Hutchinson reported his sighting of Astrakhan man to was really Jack? I think I'm on to something here...

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  • Simon Wood
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    Quite so, Sam. Miller's Court was torn down in the late 1920s. However, Crossingham's lodging house might be among those buildings on the opposite side.

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  • Sam Flynn
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    Originally posted by Simon Wood View Post
    Dorset Street in 1960. In 1905 it's name was changed to Duval Street.
    Thanks, but Miller's Court isn't in that photograph. I was referring to the original Dorset Street.

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  • Simon Wood
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    Dorset Street in 1960. In 1905 it's name was changed to Duval Street.

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  • Sam Flynn
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    Originally posted by Leanne View Post
    Fournier Street, I think.

    You won't find any colour photographs of Dorset Street and Miller's Court, or any kind of photo taken after the 1920s for that matter.

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  • Simon Wood
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    You've got the wrong view of Christchurch. If that is Dorset Street, the building on the corner should be The Britannia public house.

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  • Wickerman
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    This is Christchurch Spitalfields, not quite the same.


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  • Leanne
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    If that is Christchurch in Spitalfields, then according to maps I can't see any reason to believe this isn't Dorset Street.

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  • Leanne
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    G'day Rich,
    I was so full of Jack the Ripper I needed a break. I've been searching the Internet for Photographs of Dorset Street. There are so many old slum photographs, I find it hard to believe that so few are Dorset Street and Millers Court.

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  • richardnunweek
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    Hi Leanne.
    Lovely to see you back with us, I am still here , seeking in desperation,, have your book in my bookcase, it was a great achievement to have it finally printed,

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  • Leanne
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    Originally posted by Sam Flynn View Post
    It isn't. That's the site of the former Dorset Street, rebuilt over at least twice since 1928. As I've told you umpteen times, the video was NOT filmed there.

    Where the video was taken has old brickwork, and is a narrow alley... like Parliament Court, as I've already suggested.
    I posted the video on a London Walks site, asking if anyone knew where it was filmed. They just said that it wasn't one of their walks so they don't know and deleted the video. I am having trouble trying to post it back on.
    London's expert led Jack the Ripper Tour. Aldgate East Underground Station Exit 1 - Whitechapel High Street, E1 8FA London, UK

    (scroll down to 'Do you think they should have preserved...…..'). NOW I A BUSTING TO KNOW!

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  • Michael W Richards
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    Originally posted by Sam Flynn View Post
    It looks very much like a narrow thoroughfare called Parliament Court, just off Artillery Passage (Google Maps are your friend). Here's a photo I took there in 2009:

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    It's struck me as a little reminiscent of what Miller's Court might have looked like - except that it's an alleyway, rather than a dead-end courtyard.
    That really is interesting Sam, and I would think potentially claustrophobic to some folks. To have only 1 way out, like the Room 13 killer did, could have been daunting to someone less ballsy. Or daring. Or nuts, I suppose.

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  • Sam Flynn
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    Originally posted by Leanne View Post

    Or maybe it's this building?
    It isn't. That's the site of the former Dorset Street, rebuilt over at least twice since 1928. As I've told you umpteen times, the video was NOT filmed there.

    Where the video was taken has old brickwork, and is a narrow alley... like Parliament Court, as I've already suggested.

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