Originally posted by Mitch Rowe
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Heres Macnagten at his best...and its solely based on speculation written when the murders were occurring....because he wasnt assigned until 1889......
"I have a very clear idea who he was and how he committed suicide..." (Daily Mail) and "Although...the Whitechapel murderer, in all probability, put an end to himself soon after the Dorset Street affair in November 1888, certain facts pointing to this conclusion, were not in possession of the police till some years after I became a detective officer." (Days of My Years, 1914)".
He does everything but say Montague Druitt....and the only evidence that links him to the crimes are hints his family thought so by investigators notes...and that he killed himself weeks after the last Canonical death.
I would think its in anyones best interest to evaluate the Canonical Group based on "evidence that links"...not opinion that suggests.
When you can answer what the actual evidence is that was used by Macnagten and Bond to conclude that Liz Stride was murdered by the man that killed Polly, or the one that killed Annie...or the one that killed Kate or Mary....then you will be the first in history to do so.
Best regards
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