Mary Jane Violence

[DJA]

Google it.

[c.d.]

Hello Al,

i don't think that there's any way that we can come down on either side with absolute certainty. For me personally though the fact that she had her own room has to be highly suggestive. A killer approaching a random prostitute would have had no way of knowing whether his prospective victim had her own accommodation or not, but faced with one who did and who might have told him “don’t worry I live on my own so we won’t be disturbed” might have felt that all of his Christmas’s had come along at once.

Hello Herlock,

There is also the possibility that he had met her earlier at some point and she gave him an open invitation to come by some time.

c.d.

[c.d.]

Google it.

I did and I'll be damned. Learn something every day. Now I am on the lookout for Fenian porn sites.

c.d.

[DJA]

It is what basically powers the internet.

See rule 35.

[Errata]

Hi C.D, yeah a point well made. It's generally reported that Michael Barnett had echolalia, an odd condition In such a great catch. I've typically been of the belief that Mary was just another unfortunate. Just thinking that maybe there was more than just opportunity?

Jeepers, if you think echolalia is odd, have I got a universe of wonders for you adjacent to this case...

[Herlock Sholmes]

Hello Herlock,

There is also the possibility that he had met her earlier at some point and she gave him an open invitation to come by some time.

c.d.

Hello c.d.

Its certainly a possibility.

I know that a lot of people think that Jack was likely to have been a local but I’ve never been so sure. Local knowledge would certainly have been an advantage when it came to blending in and knowing the escape routes but I can’t help wondering if those benefits might not have been outweighed by the possibility of being recognised. If someone had said that they saw Fred Smith in the vicinity of Buck’s Row he might have been able to have come up with a plausible reason for being there but if someone had seen him near to Berner Street too then he might have had a hard job convincing the police that it was a coincidence.

[Abby Normal]

It is what basically powers the internet.

See rule 35.

im so lost. what the hell are you guys talking about?!?!?! lol

[c.d.]

im so lost. what the hell are you guys talking about?!?!?! lol

From the Urban Dictionary Rule 35 -- An addendum of the internet rules stating that if there is no porn of it, it will be made. As opposed to Rule 34 -- Rule 34, for example, refers to the ubiquity of pornography online: “There is porn of it. No exceptions.”

c.d.

[Errata]

From the Urban Dictionary Rule 35 -- An addendum of the internet rules stating that if there is no porn of it, it will be made. As opposed to Rule 34 -- Rule 34, for example, refers to the ubiquity of pornography online: “There is porn of it. No exceptions.”

c.d.

To prove the rule 35, under no circumstances should you Google images of Scooby Doo without a filter on.

some things you cannot unsee.

[c.d.]

To prove the rule 35, under no circumstances should you Google images of Scooby Doo without a filter on.

some things you cannot unsee.

Thanks for the heads up, Errata. Of course now, when I try to go to sleep, I will be thinking just what the hell were those images?

c.d.

[c.d.]

I remember a while ago I wondered just what the dark web was all about. Saw a video of a guy saying trust me you don't want to know. Don't even think about going there.

c.d.

[Errata]

Thanks for the heads up, Errata. Of course now, when I try to go to sleep, I will be thinking just what the hell were those images?

c.d.

Curiosity killed your innocent childhood. Or is that the Internet?

[DJA]

im so lost. what the hell are you guys talking about?!?!?! lol

Madeline Brumby in Frankenstein Created Bikers.

[Sam Flynn]

Curiosity killed your innocent childhood. Or is that the Internet?

Curiosity possibly killed Schrödinger's cat.

[richardnunweek]

Hi
My take on this .
Relying on hearsay , and logic.
Kit Watkins Canadian Journalist interviewed a woman named Lottie around 1891, in Millers court, who was then living in Mary's room [13] she had previously at the time of the murder lived further down the court.
Kit claimed , that Lottie informed her that Kelly mentioned, that she had a nightmare [ shortly before her death] that she was being Murdered , and she was frightened,''Maybe I'll be next''? she said,
If one takes Mrs Praters inquest statement, referring to the scream heard] ''Like awakening from a nightmare'', and also Mrs Maxwell's statement, ''I have had the horrors of drink on me' It is entirely possible that Mary Kelly had a recurrence of that dream when the cry was heard around 4.am and that it was not a physical attack.
It would be fair to speculate , that she would have told Barnett , and others that she had a dream about being murdered.
She would have had that dream 'initially' in bed in room 13,. it is possible that her killer in his twisted way , made that dream come true.?
If she was frightened over that dream , it is very unlikely, that she would have taken a 'stranger ' back to her room , especially one dressed like the Penny Black Bogey man.
Therefore I submit , whoever took Mary's life, knew her.
Regards Richard.