A Likely Suspect?

[Dan Norder]

Hi Trevor,

Sorry for not replying to this post earlier, I just now saw it.

As you know, I was the one to email you a few months back letting you know about Wolf's article and the new illustrations so you'd be aware of it. I know you were working on a response then, but I haven't heard from you in a while. If it's still coming I look forward to seeing it.

I'm not exactly a fence sitter when it comes to my own beliefs about the case, but I do acknowledge that people are entitled to different views and that new research can update our knowledge at any time. Ripper Notes presents a wide variety of opinions, and the views presented do not have to match those of any of the individual editors... especially considering that the three of us (Wolf, Alan Sharp and myself) certainly have some clear differences of opinion.

[Trevor Marriott]

Wolf Vanderlinden's article in Ripper Notes #28 effectively shows many of the claims made by Marriott about Feigenbaum to be incorrect. The article also includes the first illustrations of Feigenbaum ever found, detailed information (and a photo) of a prostitute killed in Wisconsin that was inappropriately linked to Feigenbaum, and lots of other good stuff.

Dan
I should point out that you say Wolfs article shows many of my claims to be incorrect as you know from previous correspondence we have had on this issue i do not agree with the content of his article and there are many contentious issues and i would be happy to put the record straight by providing you with an article for inclusion in the next edition of Ripper Notes which should make good reading when it hits your desk having regard to the fact that I belive you and Wolf Vanderlin share the same desk in the Ripper Notes office !

Just one question are you able to sit on the fence on this one ?

[Uncle Jack]

Thanks Dan, I shall read that.

[Dan Norder]

Wolf Vanderlinden's article in Ripper Notes #28 effectively shows many of the claims made by Marriott about Feigenbaum to be incorrect. The article also includes the first illustrations of Feigenbaum ever found, detailed information (and a photo) of a prostitute killed in Wisconsin that was inappropriately linked to Feigenbaum, and lots of other good stuff.

[Uncle Jack]

What do people think of Carl Feiganbaum as a likely suspect? I think I would rate him as one of my top 3 and consider Trevor Marriott's case more convincing than most of the others.