Doctor Blackwell arrived in Dutfields Yard at 1.16 am.
He estimated that Stride had died “From twenty minutes to half an hour when I arrived."
This put her death somewhere between 12.46 and 12.56 am.
Doctor Blackwell also told the coroner—
"She would have bled to death comparatively slowly on account of vessels on one side only of the neck being cut and the artery not completely severed.”
This put her attack at an earlier time than 12.46 or 12.56 am.
How could Diemschitz have disturbed the killer at 1.00 am?
Yet the official version of events has Stride being attacked at the exact moment Eddowes left Bishopsgate police station.
He estimated that Stride had died “From twenty minutes to half an hour when I arrived."
This put her death somewhere between 12.46 and 12.56 am.
Doctor Blackwell also told the coroner—
"She would have bled to death comparatively slowly on account of vessels on one side only of the neck being cut and the artery not completely severed.”
This put her attack at an earlier time than 12.46 or 12.56 am.
How could Diemschitz have disturbed the killer at 1.00 am?
Yet the official version of events has Stride being attacked at the exact moment Eddowes left Bishopsgate police station.
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