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Prefaced by French writer and veteran television producer Pierre BELLEMARE, this book unveils a fascinating theory, until then never explored, which delivers the only possible answers about the man behind the mask of the Ripper.
Pierre Bellemare... Could it.... ? Nah! surely not.
This could turn into an 'Uncovering Pierre' investigation.... 'I think I've found him'.
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My name is Philippe R.Welte. I am the author of the book Jack l' Eventreur Le Secret de Mary Jane K./Jack The Ripper The Secret of Mary Jane K. (released in France in October 2006). In July 2006, I filmed a ghost in Mitre Square - Catharine Eddowes' crime scene - during an interview for a promoti...
Interesting discussions is interesting. But I am not finished with this source. I have contacted a person who will help me look at the source, since I am not within the field of medicine and can not entirely understand the source and the consequences of this brain problem. I am surprised by this finding and need to look into it to understand how it affected, or could have affected, someone suffering from such a problem.
Discussing different types of archives is also interesting but I am not ready to discuss the archives I am researching at this moment. I am sorry for that. Thank you for asking anyway, I appreciate it.
Best wishes, Pierre
As someone might remember I have made contact with an expert concerning the medical diagnosis in one of the sources I am researching. I was hoping that the medical problem found in this source would help me to refute my hypothesis about the ID of the killer. If I could have done so I would have been able to drop this case.
But today I have recieved bad news. The diagnosis in this particular source is not the type of brain problem discussed in this thread and it is not connected to a mental problem at all.
This means that I can not yet refute the hypothesis concerning the ID of the killer. So I have to continue with the case.
As someone might remember I have made contact with an expert concerning the medical diagnosis in one of the sources I am researching. I was hoping that the medical problem found in this source would help me to refute my hypothesis about the ID of the killer. If I could have done so I would have been able to drop this case.
But today I have recieved bad news. The diagnosis in this particular source is not the type of brain problem discussed in this thread and it is not connected to a mental problem at all.
This means that I can not yet refute the hypothesis concerning the ID of the killer. So I have to continue with the case.
Regards, Pierre
Hi Pierre,
I think you'll find this is even worse news to the vast majority of posters on this board!
Here's my advice: if you're sincere about this case, and I'm not at all sure you are, please abandon your "research", such that it is, as this will at least save you the embarrassment of further eroding your reputation-assuming, of course, you had any reputation in the first place.
I think you'll find this is even worse news to the vast majority of posters on this board!
Here's my advice: if you're sincere about this case, and I'm not at all sure you are, please abandon your "research", such that it is, as this will at least save you the embarrassment of further eroding your reputation-assuming, of course, you had any reputation in the first place.
Thanks John. But I am not at all worried about "embarrassment" or "reputation". I do not have any problem with such things. I just want things to be right.
As someone might remember I have made contact with an expert concerning the medical diagnosis in one of the sources I am researching. I was hoping that the medical problem found in this source would help me to refute my hypothesis about the ID of the killer. If I could have done so I would have been able to drop this case.
But today I have recieved bad news. The diagnosis in this particular source is not the type of brain problem discussed in this thread and it is not connected to a mental problem at all.
This means that I can not yet refute the hypothesis concerning the ID of the killer. So I have to continue with the case.
Well how funny. Look what I said in #2 in this thread after you claimed to have made "a major breakthrough":
"Hi Pierre,
Without also mentioning any specific person, I would like to tell you that I very much doubt it.
"I'm thinking major misunderstanding rather than breakthrough."
And it turns out that the whole thing involved you misunderstanding what you had found.
Not at all Simon. I simply predicted in the second post in this thread that Pierre had misunderstood whatever document he thought he had found and it turns out I was right.
Thanks John. But I am not at all worried about "embarrassment" or "reputation". I do not have any problem with such things. I just want things to be right.
Regards, Pierre
Pierre,
I know I'm going to regret asking this, but who's your medical expert and was the nature of his opinion?
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