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  • #91
    Originally posted by PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 1 View Post


    By the time he wrote the GSG, the standard spelling was Jews and the only explanation for his spelling of Jews as Juwes is that he did not know how to spell it.
    How do you know it was a he ? For what its worth I doubt the ripper wrote it.

    And let's say Jack did write the message, as you believe, and he was a Germanic/Nordic sailor as you suggest . He seems to have a good grasp of English if Jews was the only word he didn't spell correctly. .
    Last edited by Darryl Kenyon; 05-13-2023, 06:16 AM.

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    • #92
      Originally posted by Darryl Kenyon View Post

      How do you know it was a he ? For what its worth I doubt the ripper wrote it.
      I also dont think the killer wrote it either so if that be the case there has to be an explanation for the graffiti and its meaning. The graffiti cannot be connected to any of the murders past or present

      I have postulated a plausible explanation previously and that is based on the fact that the writer wrote the words juwes intending to write the words jurors and he wrote the word juwes how he believed the word jurors how it is pronounced but got the spelling wrong

      This is based on the fact that all juries in criminal trials in 1888 were made up of men so the wording of the graffiti makes perfect sense to this plausible explanation



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      • #93
        Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

        This is based on the fact that all juries in criminal trials in 1888 were made up of men so the wording of the graffiti makes perfect sense to this plausible explanation
        Are you joking? Why would anyone mistake a two syllable word for a one syllable word that sounds and looks nothing like Jurors? Jurors and Jews/Juwes are not even remotley similar.

        It would have more likely been 'juwerers' if that was the case.
        Last edited by Aethelwulf; 05-13-2023, 07:37 AM.

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        • #94
          The jurors are not the men to be blamed for nothing
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          • #95
            Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post

            Are you joking? Why would anyone mistake a two syllable word for a one syllable word that sounds and looks nothing like Jurors? Jurors and Jews/Juwes are not even remotley similar.

            It would have more likely been 'juwerers' if that was the case.
            It would all depend on how the writer believed the word jurors was spelt as it was spoken, the words juwes in my opinion could easily mean jurors

            I think you should roll the word jurors on your tongue and see how it sounds in comparison to juwes you might be surprised

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

              It would all depend on how the writer believed the word jurors was spelt as it was spoken, the words juwes in my opinion could easily mean jurors

              I think you should roll the word jurors on your tongue and see how it sounds in comparison to juwes you might be surprised

              www.trevormarriott.co.uk
              The two sounds in jurors if you were to write in phonetically are 'dju' and 'ruz' - you cannot get around the fact that there is no 'r' sound in juwes. It doesn't work. As I said if they really didn't know how to spell the word it would most likely have been written down as 'juwrers' or similar.

              Makes a nice pair for the double event though I'll give you that - sanitary towel and jurors.

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              • #97
                Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post

                The two sounds in jurors if you were to write in phonetically are 'dju' and 'ruz'
                Am I the only person round here who has heard of rhotacism?

                M.
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                • #98
                  Sounds nasty.

                  Do you think Trev has it?
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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Mark J D View Post

                    Am I the only person round here who has heard of rhotacism?

                    M.
                    fear of rotis, fear of rotas?

                    Whatever it is, Trevor is talking rubbish as usual.

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                    • Rhotacism - Wikipedia
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                      • Originally posted by Darryl Kenyon View Post

                        How do you know it was a he ? For what its worth I doubt the ripper wrote it.

                        And let's say Jack did write the message, as you believe, and he was a Germanic/Nordic sailor as you suggest . He seems to have a good grasp of English if Jews was the only word he didn't spell correctly. .

                        I am sure the GSG was written by the murderer because:

                        (1) It was written on the inside of the jamb, roughly perpendicular to the street, and was therefore almost pointing to the apron.

                        (2) The ant-Jewish accusation Lipski was chalked opposite the arch in Pinchin Street where a body was found, as reported by the East London Observer three days later: Whether done before the discovery or after no one seems to know, but the name was there.

                        No-one, it seems, could remember seeing the writing there before the murder.

                        We know that the GSG was near the bloody apron piece shortly after it was deposited in Goulston Street.

                        Where are the witnesses who remembered seeing the graffito in Goulston Street before the murder of Catherine Eddowes?

                        (3) The GSG, like the graffito in Pinchin Street, was accusatory, with two definite articles applied to the Jews and mention of blame.

                        (4) Coroner: Did the writing have the appearance of having been recently done?

                        Halse: Yes. It was written with white chalk on a black facia.


                        Coroner: Why do you say that it seemed to have been recently written?

                        Halse: It looked fresh, and if it had been done long before it would have been rubbed out by the people passing.



                        Most of the words in the GSG were Germanic and would have been familiar to a German:

                        The = der
                        Juwes = Juden
                        men = Männer / Menschen
                        that = das
                        will = will
                        not = nicht
                        thing = ding


                        ​The message actually makes more sense if it were written by a German than an Englishman.

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                        • Hi PI.

                          The "Lipski " written in Pinchin Street was reported on September 14th, 1889 in article you quoted, and was reported during the torso find in that street. Not sure what you are getting at here? Do you believe the two series are connected?

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                          • Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post

                            fear of rotis, fear of rotas?

                            Whatever it is, Trevor is talking rubbish as usual.
                            Take the blinkers off. The words JUWES said in one breath can be compared to Jurors

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                            • Originally posted by jerryd View Post
                              Hi PI.

                              The "Lipski " written in Pinchin Street was reported on September 14th, 1889 in article you quoted, and was reported during the torso find in that street. Not sure what you are getting at here? Do you believe the two series are connected?

                              I do not.

                              What I am getting at is that it seems that in neither case was there any evidence that the graffiti existed prior to the time that the apron or body was found.

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                              • Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

                                I also dont think the killer wrote it either so if that be the case there has to be an explanation for the graffiti and its meaning. The graffiti cannot be connected to any of the murders past or present

                                I have postulated a plausible explanation previously and that is based on the fact that the writer wrote the words juwes intending to write the words jurors and he wrote the word juwes how he believed the word jurors how it is pronounced but got the spelling wrong

                                This is based on the fact that all juries in criminal trials in 1888 were made up of men so the wording of the graffiti makes perfect sense to this plausible explanation

                                www.trevormarriott.co.uk

                                Why would anyone write a message accusing jurors without mentioning the case on which they deliberated?

                                If the target of the message was jurors, why write it at the entrance of a building occupied by Jews rather than jurors?
                                Last edited by PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 1; 05-13-2023, 04:51 PM.

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