Hi Jeff,
Excellent post, as we have come to expect from you.
I always find it a little curious that when Robinson took Kathy to Bishopsgate Police-station and she was asked her name she replied "Nothing". I wonder if she may have given the same reply in response to someone in the crowd of persons outside No. 29 High-street, Aldgate, or related her story to her future assailant after her release. It would attach a completely different meaning to "The Jews are not the men that will be blamed for nothing" than that which is normally applied, and confirm the assailant as the author of the GSG. Probably nothing (
), but intriguing never the less.
Best regards, George
Excellent post, as we have come to expect from you.
I always find it a little curious that when Robinson took Kathy to Bishopsgate Police-station and she was asked her name she replied "Nothing". I wonder if she may have given the same reply in response to someone in the crowd of persons outside No. 29 High-street, Aldgate, or related her story to her future assailant after her release. It would attach a completely different meaning to "The Jews are not the men that will be blamed for nothing" than that which is normally applied, and confirm the assailant as the author of the GSG. Probably nothing (
![Surprised](https://forum.casebook.org/core/images/smilies/clipart/surprised.gif)
Best regards, George
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