Because we all need a bit of humor as this terrible year closes, I'm submitting a question: Who do you think is the silliest, most ridiculous suspect that's been offered?
I'm drawing up three categories:
A. Complete Non-starters. Not Born Yet, Known to Have Died by the Murder Period, Never Existed, etc.. This category includes the Supernatural or Science Fiction suspects: Aliens, Vampires, Time Travelers, etc.
B. These were alive at the time, but were too young, too old, never visited England, etc. Edgar Rice Burroughs, Walter Whitman, Josef Stalin, etc.
C. Possible, but unlikely. These were contemporary, of an age, and either were in England, or could have visited in the time period of at least the Canonical 5. This is the Oscar Wilde, Vincent Van Gogh, Queen Victoria crowd. Since one of the most likely theories is the Unknown Local Killer, I'm going to include the Dr. Stanley-type, which COULD have existed. (Even though the theory is probably bunk.)
So, who do you think makes the Silliest Suspect? Go wild, Kiddies.
I'm drawing up three categories:
A. Complete Non-starters. Not Born Yet, Known to Have Died by the Murder Period, Never Existed, etc.. This category includes the Supernatural or Science Fiction suspects: Aliens, Vampires, Time Travelers, etc.
B. These were alive at the time, but were too young, too old, never visited England, etc. Edgar Rice Burroughs, Walter Whitman, Josef Stalin, etc.
C. Possible, but unlikely. These were contemporary, of an age, and either were in England, or could have visited in the time period of at least the Canonical 5. This is the Oscar Wilde, Vincent Van Gogh, Queen Victoria crowd. Since one of the most likely theories is the Unknown Local Killer, I'm going to include the Dr. Stanley-type, which COULD have existed. (Even though the theory is probably bunk.)
So, who do you think makes the Silliest Suspect? Go wild, Kiddies.
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