Broad Shoulders, Elizabeth's Killer ?

[c.d.]

Hi CD. My apologies this was a crass generalisation and I am actually mistaken because I thought Michael and Notblamedfornothing were American. It just felt a bit like seeing a bunch of Eastern European commies and immediately coming to the conclusion there was a conspiracy. I withdraw the comment and on seconds thoughts it should not have been written.

Ok. No problem. We're cool.

c.d.

[Duran duren]

Yeah, I would like to know which Americans are supposedly touting a conspiracy theory.

c.d.

Well I know of another that ain't CD, so thats two of us.

[NotBlamedForNothing]

Conspiracy theory accusations is a mental tool some people use to avoid dealing with inconvenient evidence and difficult questions.

[NotBlamedForNothing]

It is conjecture, not fact, that the word screams was used in error. If you have complete confidence in Schwartz, then leave the police account as it is. No 'editing'.

There is no ‘police account’ it’s a Press account which isn’t corroborated. We don’t even know where it might have come from. Basically it’s little more than tittle-tattle.

As your claims have not been questioned by anyone else so far, I may be misreading you. However, you seem to be saying that the word 'screams' does not appear in the police account. Taken literally, you're actually saying that there is no police account. Perhaps you're a little emotional at the moment and aren't expressing yourself well.

Again you are clinging to random newspaper articles. We have no evidence that Schwartz lied but you are using this to try a bolster your own theory. Nothing mysterious happened in Berner Street. The subject is plagued by people trying to twist things to suit their own theories.

We have evidence that the Leman St police came to doubt the truth of Schwartz's story, within 48 hours of making his initial police statement. Calling me or anyone else a conspiracy theorist, does not make that evidence go away, but it does indicate you're having a hard time dealing with it.

[NotBlamedForNothing]

For anyone actually interested in the Star's source for the information concerning "the Hungarian", I'd suggest it was the name (and subheading) that appears in the Star directly after the report of doubts arsing at Leman St station concerning the Hungarian's story.

SUPERINTENDENT FORSTER

Edit: Seems unlikely it was Superintendent Forster, as he was of the City Police force.