Fleming in 1872

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  • DVV
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    • Apr 2008
    • 6014

    #61
    Fleming's candidacy and Mulshaw's suspect

    I've always found Mulshaw's suspect of interest, since the time of the Buck's Row murder wasn't yet that of the Ripper scare (when many crazy jokers tried to frighten people or joke with the murders).
    Now, if Fleming were Nichols' murderer, he might have come back to his shelter, washed his hands, hided the knife etc, then came out again to watch the police at work at the crime scene.
    But just a thought!

    Amitiés,
    David

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    • Captain Hook
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      • Apr 2008
      • 114

      #62
      Originally posted by DVV View Post
      Salut mon cher Crochet,
      I've seen her name given as "Masom", and "Mason". Which one is a typo...?

      Amitiés,
      David
      Salut David,

      D'après mes sources, le nom de jeune fille de la mère de Fleming était Mason. Alors, la faute de frappe, c'est Masom...

      À plus,
      Crochet
      Asante Mungu leo ni Ijumaa.
      Old Swahili Proverb

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      • DVV
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        • Apr 2008
        • 6014

        #63
        Many thanks my dear Crochet,
        and by the way, "faire une erreur ou une faute" se dit aussi "faire un crochet", spécialement à la pétanque, lorsqu'on rate un tir (ce qui m'arrive rarement).

        Amitiés,
        David

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        • Captain Hook
          Casebook Supporter
          • Apr 2008
          • 114

          #64
          Originally posted by DVV View Post
          Many thanks my dear Crochet,
          and by the way, "faire une erreur ou une faute" se dit aussi "faire un crochet", spécialement à la pétanque, lorsqu'on rate un tir (ce qui m'arrive rarement).

          Amitiés,
          David
          Ah, David, mais c'est parce que tu es Provençal, alors, la pétanque, c'est ton sport national...

          À plus, mon cher
          Crochet
          Asante Mungu leo ni Ijumaa.
          Old Swahili Proverb

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