Bury's move to Dundee

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I think something else worth considering about Bury's actions in Dundee is they show he was actually capable of incredible emotional detachment on the scale needed to carry out the Whitechapel crimes. None of this 'well Lechmere was a true psycho (but we have no evidence BS)'.

If you think about the Kelly crime scene and the type of person that could have done that, we're talking about someone with the most disturbing and profound lack of emotion. Now think about what Bury did in Dundee. He hits his wife around the head with something like a poker, strangles her, cuts her stomach so a foot of intestine is hanging out, mutilates her genitals, smashes the body into a box, breaking a leg in the process, lives with the body four days and apparently puts a cloth over the box to use it as a table to play cards. If that wasn't bad enough, the real psycho alarm bell is sounded by the fact that the doctors could tell from the wounds that at some point after the initial act, he had gone back to the body and made two further incisions. IF Bury wasn't the man inside Kelly's room, IMO he is not on the current suspect list and we will probably never know who he was.

good post wulf
and as wiggins also pointed out the similarity of the burned clothes in both cases.