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Sam writes:
"You didn't go far enough, Fish. An anagram of "James Evans George Hutchinson" reveals his true name:
Jon S Meghan scavenges ho's uteri"
There you are then; what did I tell you?!
Bravo, Sam...!
The best,
Fisherman
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This is a good bit of data I agree, well done Sam, and I think it relegates "ward style" to an even lower notch on the probability scale.
Best regards,
Ben
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Ben View PostHi Mike,
Ward-style livings by a serial killer who takes specimens home is still an extremely viable proposition for reasons discussed in another thread. But yes, a fasincating turn for the books of Gareth's part to discover that private rooms could be secured for so little.
All the best,
Ben
You know how much I hate including this possibility, because however "viable" it may be,...perhaps now only if the killer was without any work, penniless and homeless, and forced into a ward situation in a Workhouse.. its practical application leaves a lot still to be answered.
This is a good bit of data I agree, well done Sam, and I think it relegates "ward style" to an even lower notch on the probability scale. Accessible privacy is all I ever sought to make a case for, and I still believe its a superior solution to him hiding in plain sight. Both can work...but only one eliminates any kind of witness to any odd act or late arrival.
Cheers Ben.
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Hi Mike,
Ward-style livings by a serial killer who takes specimens home is still an extremely viable proposition for reasons discussed in another thread. But yes, a fasincating turn for the books of Gareth's part to discover that private rooms could be secured for so little.
All the best,
Ben
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Ah, but chaps, wait until you discover what prompted the Flemster to alight upon "George Hutchinson" as an alias:
Glaring Evidence Of Ripper's Great Escape
His Untrue Tale Convinced Harassed Inspector. Now Seems Obvious Nonsense.
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Guest repliedSo it seems a poor working man could afford a "private" room with a key....that should just about do it for ward style living by a serial killer who takes specimens home....I hope.
Cheers all.
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Originally posted by Fishermaneven a silly anagram won´t provide you with your preferred answers
Jon S Meghan scavenges ho's uteri
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To cheer things up, I put the Sherlockian cap on and tried to attack the problem in Agatha Christie style (or should I say Patricia Cornwell style...). Meaning I tried the potential of the name James Evans as an anagram.
It gave nothing useful until I swopped the "v" in Evans for a "w" (I found 228 000 James Ewans´s on Google, and argued that perhaps some of them could have been pronounced as the ordinary Evans and not as "U-ans". And that resulted in either "NAMES AS JEW" or "NAME AS JEWS".
Typical, is it not - even a silly anagram won´t provide you with your preferred answers. Instead it has to support the wiews I have spent ages arguing against...
The best, all!
Fisherman
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Of course, Sam; I never meant to take anything away from you. It´s just that the implications that for a moment seemed to be there were slightly more tempting than the actual outcome. But every nugget is welcome, and you have a healthy habit of unearthing many a nugget!
The best,
Fisherman
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Originally posted by Fisherman View PostWell ... it was nice as long as it lasted!
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