Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes
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Would a Doctor or a Policeman participate in major crimes such as these?
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Let all Oz be agreed;
I need a better class of flying monkeys.
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Originally posted by Ally View Post
Honestly, same. And your comment made me laugh because it reminded me of the "blue line" garbage we have here in America. Like I was actually pondering when I read your post the fact that police officers are notorious about protecting their own, not ratting out one another to IA, to the point they tolerate actual criminals within their ranks. And yet.... can you imagine how fed up a squad would have to be to pursue and bust someone back down to uniform for a relatively "minor" infraction? Like how badly would you have to annoy everyone around you for that to occur? I can't even imagine. Although.... yeah, I guess come to think of it, I can.
I hold my hands up to being someone regularly guilty of pursuing debates past their sell by date when I should just walk away but I tend to do it in the (usually misguided) hope that reason will be achieved or that someone will see past an obsessional pursuit of a theory or an idea, but you can only for so long before you’re in danger of requiring a straight jacket and the penthouse suit with the padded wallpaper at the Fruit Loop Hilton.
How can anyone listen to a gynaecologist who tells him what Kate’s period might have been like and then proceed to use it in an attempt to prop up a theory as if that gynaecologist had said that her period would have been like that. It beggars belief. We can all be wrong. I’ve been wrong loads of times but when it’s been pointed out to me I hold my hands up. Not so with Marriott of the Yard I’m afraid.
My aardvark theory is looking pretty good at the moment.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by Elamarna View Post
Seriously?
So you have her washing the towels every day, and drying them everyday.
(What if she used more than one or two a day.)
You just argued that washing was difficult, now you suggest it was done everyday, and you want people to consider your theories seriously?
It's not that you don't understand women's menstrual hygiene , you clear really know very little about it at all.
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
And why would that happen to someone who is incapable of being wrong?
I hold my hands up to being someone regularly guilty of pursuing debates past their sell by date when I should just walk away but I tend to do it in the (usually misguided) hope that reason will be achieved or that someone will see past an obsessional pursuit of a theory or an idea, but you can only for so long before you’re in danger of requiring a straight jacket and the penthouse suit with the padded wallpaper at the Fruit Loop Hilton.
How can anyone listen to a gynaecologist who tells him what Kate’s period might have been like and then proceed to use it in an attempt to prop up a theory as if that gynaecologist had said that her period would have been like that. It beggars belief. We can all be wrong. I’ve been wrong loads of times but when it’s been pointed out to me I hold my hands up. Not so with Marriott of the Yard I’m afraid.
My aardvark theory is looking pretty good at the moment.
The consultant was giving his valuable opinion based on his years in doing the same job in which he would have spoken to and examined many women from all different walks of life so I respect his opinion over the adverse comment made regarding his opinion
and as to your aardvark theory that shows your ignorance as they are not found in this country
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
It doesn't matter how many she used a day, is she then going to carry around with her for days smelly soiled sanitary rags before washing them, I don't think so
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View PostThe consultant was giving his valuable opinion based on his years in doing the same job in which he would have spoken to and examined many women from all different walks of life so I respect his opinion over the adverse comment made regarding his opinion
I notice you do not name the expert you use so others can do the same as you did.
If the expert is unwilling to allow their name to be used, then one must say that one must question two things:
A.The validity of what it is claimed the expert said.
B. If the expert actually exists.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Again you twist words around to suit your own purpose
The consultant was giving his valuable opinion based on his years in doing the same job in which he would have spoken to and examined many women from all different walks of life so I respect his opinion over the adverse comment made regarding his opinion
and as to your aardvark theory that shows your ignorance as they are not found in this country
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
“Well, that's not what a consultant gynaecologist has stated a woman of Eddowes age and lifestyle would still be menstruating but she may not have a full-blown period due to her being malnourished and her lifestyle.”
You can’t make a defence of your theory using a ‘may not have had a full-blown period’ because she might well have.
Keep up.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Trevor,
A question.
Is it true that, rather than being a “Retired Murder Squad Detective” -as you’ve promoted yourself for years- you actually resigned from the Bedfordshire Police Department after being caught abusing your sick days in order to provide adult entertainment at hen parties?
JM
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I'm not saying this applies here. This saga makes me think of my late uncle who was prepared to to take a contrary position on any subject, notwithstanding his private opinion, and make the most outrageous statements simply because he loved an argument.Why a four-year-old child could understand this report! Run out and find me a four-year-old child, I can't make head or tail of it.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Again you twist words around to suit your own purpose
The consultant was giving his valuable opinion based on his years in doing the same job in which he would have spoken to and examined many women from all different walks of life so I respect his opinion over the adverse comment made regarding his opinion
and as to your aardvark theory that shows your ignorance as they are not found in this country
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Originally posted by jmenges View PostTrevor,
A question.
Is it true that, rather than being a “Retired Murder Squad Detective” -as you’ve promoted yourself for years- you actually resigned from the Bedfordshire Police Department after being caught abusing your sick days in order to provide adult entertainment at hen parties?
JM
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Originally posted by Elamarna View Post
Merely your opinion, your sensibilities , but expressed as if you are an expert on women's health, when you clearly know very little.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
I am not an expert on women's health so I sought the opinion of an expert and his opinion should not be dismissed outright
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
It is an unknown.
So why are you using your gynaecologist’s information as if he was stating a definite fact?
It’s not a difficult question.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
And your expert passed an opinion that a woman like Eddowes might not have had a full-blown period. I know nothing about the subject so unless someone provides evidence to the contrary I’ll accept what he said. But that’s of no use to us because he said that she might not have had one; which means that it’s just as likely that she might have.
It is an unknown.
So why are you using your gynaecologist’s information as if he was stating a definite fact?
It’s not a difficult question.
he stated blood spotting is consistent with menstruation in some reports the rag was described as being spotted with blood
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
He was giving an opinion based on his years of experience in female gynaecological issues
he stated blood spotting is consistent with menstruation in some reports the rag was described as being spotted with blood
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
Also, why is it that you talk of ‘some reports’ when you keep telling us that we shouldn’t seek to rely on newspaper reports. Another example of you applying one set of criteria’s for yourself but demanding another for others.
You also asked why there was only blood on one side but no one claimed this. Why?
You also claimed that the abdomen would have been filled with blood contrary to what Dr. Brown said. Why?Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”
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