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Ironically his surname was Woodward and he initially fronted a band as Tommy Scott.
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Originally posted by JeffHamm View PostAh, I remember now, Mary Ann Connolly, otherwise known as Pearly Poll! So Catherine's alias of "Mary Ann Kelly", also corresponds in two names to someone who wasn't a victim of anyone, although was out with Martha Tabram on the night she was killed. And of course we have Mary Ann Nichols, the first of the C5. The name "Mary" seems quite common, and the combination "Mary Ann" seems quite common too, and not just common with victims, but with non-victims as well. Which is what you would expect to find if Catherine's choice of alias was just to pick a common random name, making it a coincidence. A bit of a spooky one, but a coincidence nonetheless.
- Jeff
Forget Irrelevant middle names
The combination of first name and surname is what matters
Tom is a very common name
as is Jones
Put the two together and many will immediately think of a welsh singer ....
If you want to find comparisons the surname and first name are the essential ingredients
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Originally posted by etenguy View PostThis is an extract from a post made by Wolf Vanderlinden (post #34 in the 2009 thread - Kate's choice of "Mary Ann Kelly"
I found this information interesting.
The two early press reports were just about an assumption because she was identified by Kelly .
Years ago people made similar assumptions about my ex having my surname, they were wrong.
The start of the inquest made the same incorrect assumption hence the official inquest title being also incorrect .
This was rectified by the testimony of Wilkinson .
There are no good reasons to believe that she was known as any name other than Eddowes or Conway before that weekend
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Originally posted by Michael W Richards View PostMaybe the people that may have been looking for her used someone close to her to get her, maybe she had people looking for her AND a pissed off triangle partner, ...a few possibilities there. Kate, in my opinion, was killed to shut her up, not because she wouldn't talk, so any connection she may have had to Mary might be common acquaintances?
I know we've been here before but it bears repeating if the goal was to "silence" Eddowes, the killer should've stopped after the throat cut. Instead, he hung around Mitre Square, increasing the risk of capture exponentially to make superfluous mutilations and organ harvesting. Nope. Sorry, Michael. It's piffle, good sir. PIFFLE.
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Originally posted by Trapperologist View Post
I don't doubt that Catherine and Mary knew each other
The same rationale applies in varying degrees to the other victims, by the way, whether we consider them in pairs or - certainly - as a group of five.
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Originally posted by packers stem View Post
Can Sutcliffe's victims all be placed living (or staying) on the same side of one street within 10 doors ?
Any other 'serial killer' who's last two victims both used the same pseudonym on the night they died?
Any other serial killer cut out organs at the roadside in darkness?
There are reasons aplenty why JTR is very different to the typical late 20th century serial killers that people seek to pigeon hole him into
Tristan
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This is an extract from a post made by Wolf Vanderlinden (post #34 in the 2009 thread - Kate's choice of "Mary Ann Kelly"
I found this information interesting.
Evidence that Catherine Eddowes called herself Kelly can be found all over the news reports of the day:
The body that was found in Mitre-square has been positively identified as that of a woman named Kelly…
The Star, 3 October, 1888.
All doubt as to the identification of the victim of the Mitre-square murder has now been removed. Her real name is Catherine Edowes (sic), but she was best known as Catharine Kelly.
The Daily Telegraph, 4 October, 1888.
On Thursday the inquest on Catherine Eddowes, alias Kelly…
The City Press, 6 October, 1888.
The adjourned inquest on the body of Catherine Eddowes, alias Kelly…
The St. James Gazette, 12 October, 1888.
It’s obvious that Eddowes was known as Kelly and that she took the name from John Kelly her common law “husband” of some seven years. Nothing more needs to be read into that. As I also pointed out Eddowes must have known Kelly’s ex-wife Mary Anne Kelly – the name she gave at Bishopsgate Police Station.
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Originally posted by Joshua Rogan View Post
No he didn't.
Daily News 12 Oct;
"It is left to the discretion of the inspector whether the prisoner is sober enough to be discharged, or to the discretion of the station sergeant of the inspector has gone out visiting."
Monty
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I thought that was a later addition to the original story that hasn't been disproved. Didn't Pash say Mary was nannying an unnamed illegitimate child of Sickert's? Pash and Sickert supposedly met in or around 1885. Doesn't the timeline fit with Mary?
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Ah, I remember now, Mary Ann Connolly, otherwise known as Pearly Poll! So Catherine's alias of "Mary Ann Kelly", also corresponds in two names to someone who wasn't a victim of anyone, although was out with Martha Tabram on the night she was killed. And of course we have Mary Ann Nichols, the first of the C5. The name "Mary" seems quite common, and the combination "Mary Ann" seems quite common too, and not just common with victims, but with non-victims as well. Which is what you would expect to find if Catherine's choice of alias was just to pick a common random name, making it a coincidence. A bit of a spooky one, but a coincidence nonetheless.
- Jeff
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Originally posted by Sam Flynn View PostRegardless of the source, the Pash connection hinges on the (highly dubious, if not false) identification of Mary Jane Kelly as the nanny of Annie Crook's daughter.Last edited by Trapperologist; 10-16-2019, 01:09 AM.
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Originally posted by Trapperologist View PostFlorence's insider info came from the daughter of her friend and fellow painter, Violet Overton-Fuller.
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Originally posted by packers stem View PostLike i said ,Hutt contradicted himself if that was the case
Daily News 12 Oct;
"It is left to the discretion of the inspector whether the prisoner is sober enough to be discharged, or to the discretion of the station sergeant of the inspector has gone out visiting."
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