Originally posted by Pierre
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On 27 September 2015, in response to pinkmoon's comment in the "I think I have found him" thread that if he had a solution to the mystery he would be straight on the phone to a major book publisher, you said:
"Oh, dear. Why didnīt I think of that? I must go and find a publisher at once!
Eh, wait a minute...isnīt that just the problem with the so called research about Jack the Ripper? To many eager ripperologists and to many greedy publishers."
Yet, on the same day, in the same thread, you said:
"Iīm so tired of this case but have to go on. And he, the killer, consumes my time.
Perhaps the worst thing of all: if I get conclusive evidence I will have to write a book. I donīt want to."
So it is clear that you were saying you would only write a book if you got "conclusive evidence". You made clear your contempt for people who wrote books without conclusive evidence when you said in the same thread on 8 October 2015
"I havenīt claimed to solve the case. I have said that I think I have found him.
"Glory" and book deals mean nothing to me. Research does. To many ripperologists have already gone for the book deal and glory and I think thatīs part of the explanation as to why they havenīt found him. So I do understand your argument about "horseshit". I think you are right in saying that."
But from what you tell us in this thread, despite your "major breakthrough", you are no nearer to finding the conclusive evidence that your suspect was Jack the Ripper than you were when you first joined this forum. In fact, the medical information that you tell us you have found seems to have taken you further away from confirming that your suspect was the Ripper because it goes against your own hypothesis about how the Ripper behaved.
What I'm wondering, therefore, is if you have decided after all to become an "eager ripperologist", adding to the problem with research about Jack the Ripper by publishing another speculative book without any conclusive evidence. Do you have any comment to make about that?
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