google earth II

[Phil Carter]

Dave,

Again, many thanks indeed.
It is very helpful.

best wishes

Phil

[protohistorian]

some witnessess

Here are some witness locations. Dave

[protohistorian]

I am from Kansas and do not get it. I sure hope it was funny though! Dave

O.K. It's bugging me so if someone could please explain to my dumb ass I would be grateful. Dave

[Phil Carter]

Dave,

Eastenders the programme, starts off, in the title credits, as a rotating google picture of London.

best wishes

Phil

[protohistorian]

Thank you sir. That was not so bad. Dave

[protohistorian]

where on the map is clarkes yard?

I am taking suggestions kids. I will screw this up without help. I mean it! Dave

[protohistorian]

the podcasts drive me to do silly stuff

Here is the most direct circuit suggested by Mr. Marriot in his podcast in reference to the Eddowes apron. The red line is the most direct path between the Bishopsgate Station and the Wentworth Model Dwellings. The distance is 2025 feet, at avg female speed, 7.68 minutes. The blue line is the most direct route from the Wentworth Model Dwellings to Mitre Square, distance is 1894 ft, at avg speed, 7.14 minutes. Dave

[protohistorian]

wandering the east end podcast

Here is one that goes well when listening to the above named podcast. This is area of Bucks Row. Dave

[protohistorian]

detailed look at Dutfields Yard

Remember that these plots stem from an 1893 ordnance survey. Dave

[protohistorian]

plain Jane c-5

No overlays just the c-5 in the modern cityscape. Dave

[protohistorian]

Mitre Square

Points of reference around Mitre Square. Dave

[protohistorian]

How accurate is this plot?

This plot is compiled exclusively from context and I need to know how accurate it is. Thank You, Dave

[Hamrammr]

Good work sir. Not since November 5th, 1605 have we seen such indefatigable plotting! Just a quick question - have you plotted the crime scenes together with the homes of the top five suspects (if known) to see if there is anything interesting?

Many thanks!

Dean V. Carter

[protohistorian]

Good work sir. Not since November 5th, 1605 have we seen such indefatigable plotting! Just a quick question - have you plotted the crime scenes together with the homes of the top five suspects (if known) to see if there is anything interesting?

Many thanks!

Dean V. Carter

scenes are plotted but I have not yet started with suspects homes. It is on the to do list, but many years of fine ripperology has provided me with much to plot. Dave

[protohistorian]

informational donations

I have gleaned as much as I can from the casebook in reference to suspect homes locations. I request that anyone with a favored suspect reply with the addys or descriptions of suspect locations. Thank You Dave