Originally posted by FISHY1118
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That's very far-fetched.
I wrote that Eddowes could hardly have been murdered by anyone other than the man seen with her by Lawende.
You responded:
Wrong . Clearly you dont know what your talking about if you believe this .
Anyone from outside this forum would likely wonder why my comment should receive such an aggressive response and also how, when I responded:
If it is so clear, why cannot you present a reasoned argument instead of merely issuing an insult?
you could possibly add:
I dont have to present an arguement its just a no brainer
which implies that there is no need to present arguments - only to ridicule and rubbish ones presented by one particular member - me.
You now write:
Eddowes leaves the man she was seen with by Lawende, [insert any 100 reasons /excuses that a whore and her john might not agree on]
That is not credible.
The woman had her hand on the man's chest.
She needed money.
There is no reason to suppose that they broke up.
You then write:
Eddowes walks back though dukes passage
There are two things wrong with what you have written: first, there was not a passage called Duke's Passage.
Secondly, if you mean Church Passage, you have no way of knowing that she had come from Mitre Square itself.
You are making an assumption which is unsupported by the evidence.
There is no reason to think that Eddowes would have gone to Mitre Square unless she were already in the company of a potential customer.
You then write:
arrive just at the corner next ot mitre street,
Again, there is no reason why Eddowes would have gone from Church Passage to the Mitre Street corner of Mitre Square if she had broken up with the man seen with her.
You then write:
where the killer attacks her and kills her then leaves via Mitre stree exit . Its not rocket science !
It isn't any kind of science, but pure speculation which runs counter to the evidence.
It assumes that the murderer is lying in wait at the Mitre Street corner of the Square for a victim who may never come.
It assumes that the murderer is unconcerned that while waiting there, Pc Watkins will be arriving roughly every 14 minutes and might wonder what the man is doing alone in Mitre Square in the early hours of the morning.
It assumes that if the man hangs around alone in the Square and arouses suspicion, he is unconcerned about being questioned or searched.
I am waiting to see whether the host of members - including Elamarna and Herlock Shomes - who have repeatedly accused me of making assumptions (when actually I had made reasonable deductions from evidence) are going to point out that you have made invalid 'assumption after assumption'.
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