Flower and Dean Street

[DJA]

Nope.
Possibly fed together there on a Sunday morning though.

[MysterySinger]

Is it true that during 1886 all the Canonical 5 lived at either 16 or 18 Thrawl Street (except Liz Stride perhaps)?

[Patrick S]

Does anybody know if a known witness or a known suspect lived on Flower and Dean Street and if so, who were they?

Cheers guys!

Similar article.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/10880601/We-know-where-Jack-the-Ripper-lived-experts.html

[Abby Normal]

A poster named Colin plotted the sites before and found that a centric point would be the Victorian Home For Men on Commercial Street. There are a few quasi suspects that lived there at the time, I believe Daniel Barnett, (Joes brother) and George Hutchinson were 2 of those.

yup and the last ripper victim, alice McKenzie, was killed a stones throw from the Victoria home.

[Jon Guy]

Isn't the "hot spot" status of Flower & Dean Street more likely due to the victims all living in or within 100 yds of it, rather than the ripper?

Yes, I thought that.

Colin Roberts (the Colin that Michael referred to earlier) had the hot spot on Wentworth Street, near the northern end of George Yard, based on where the women were murdered.

edit. rather than a hot spot, this was the centre of his geographical profile.

[Joshua Rogan]

Isn't the "hot spot" status of Flower & Dean Street more likely due to the victims all living in or within 100 yds of it, rather than the ripper?

[DirectorDave]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely someone based so centrally, running a pub frequented by a number of the victims, could be worthy of investigation in terms of suspects?

Once Lewis Carroll was named as Jack any man, woman or chimpanzee (Including Bonobos) alive in 1888 is a suspect.

[Michael W Richards]

A poster named Colin plotted the sites before and found that a centric point would be the Victorian Home For Men on Commercial Street. There are a few quasi suspects that lived there at the time, I believe Daniel Barnett, (Joes brother) and George Hutchinson were 2 of those.

[DirectorDave]

I've never really had a suspect...but Flower and Dean is definitely my Ripper Street.

[Inspector Reid]

recent article suggesting flower and dean street as the killer's base...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...ler-lived.html

I have been a member here for a couple of years and only posted in-frequently due to time constraints, so still relatively new around here so do please forgive me if I'm miles out here.
Having followed this link here and looked at the map attached, it would appear clear that not only is Flower & Dean street clearly central to all of the scenes but so is the Ten Bells Pub!!
I have searched the forums and have not been able to find any references to the landlord John Waldren. Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely someone based so centrally, running a pub frequented by a number of the victims, could be worthy of investigation in terms of suspects?

[dantheman]

If the JTR lived on Flower and Dean St, then it appears his name is lost through the cracks of history.

[El White Chap]

Flower and Dean Street & Fashion Street were the two hot areas on the resulting 'heat map' when the American's did the geographic profiling thingy.

Question is, which particular persons of interest lived on those Streets?

Might be worth a good delve...

[Inspector Reid]

recent article suggesting flower and dean street as the killer's base...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...ler-lived.html

Just had a read of this article and it states thet F&D was destroyed in the Blitz? Surely it was there mostly intact until the 1970's?

Just a comment

[Prot]

Very interesting indeed, I was employing the idea myself our Jack was definitely around this area where Flower and Dean street were myself. Fascinating stuff! And thanks for the extra information here too.

[lynn cates]

social scientific theories

Hello J. I read that, too, in "The Telegraph."

It was written by some people with more background in social scientific theories than in actual investigation.

Cheers.
LC