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Originally posted by caz View Post
Rumour has it, Ms D, that Koz regularly pulls himself off at half time.
His team mates only get half an orange - if they refuse the poisoned lucozade.
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You'd need Lech at the start at least, to find a ball to play with.
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
That looks interesting.
Thanks for doing that.
M.
Stephen Ryder asks on the thread how the bone could have been split so symmetrically, which is a good question if this is indeed a split femur. But evidently surgeons have specialized chisels designed to split bone, known as osteotomes. They were first designed in Germany in the 1830s. They require a mallet (not pictured)
If Warren is correct, then we aren't likely looking for a fish porter or mad Jewish tailor. Of course, some dispute that what we are seeing is a femur. I recall another discussion concerning the pelvis, but I no longer remember where I saw it.
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Originally posted by rjpalmer View Post
You will find what you are looking for here:
Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Message Boards: Archive through October 22, 2003
Warren believed the femur had been split.
Thanks for doing that.
M.
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
Thanks! I now see that the name Warren shows up in this connection!
https://forum.casebook.org/forum/rip...514#post729514
M.
Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Message Boards: Archive through October 22, 2003
Warren believed the femur had been split.
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Originally posted by rjpalmer View Post
No, I don't think that's right.
I don't think it was Nick Connell.
I think it was Nick Warren, a surgeon and the editor/founder of Ripperana. He suggested the injury to the pelvis suggests a pry tool of some sort had been used, or maybe a hatchet.
Forum for discussion about how Jack could have done it, why Jack might have done it and the psychological factors that are involved in serial killers. Also the forum for profiling discussions.
M.
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
Thanks! Do you recall whether there was any suggestion that this was Kelly's/Barnett's domestic firewood axe used against her? Or do we now have to reckon with a guy carrying heavy tools in and out?
(I know you and I spoke in another place and your view was that the destruction was all knife-work.)
Edit: It's traceable on here to one Nick Connell, surgeon. Well done! :-)
https://forum.casebook.org/forum/rip...-s-used-on-mjk
M.
I don't think it was Nick Connell.
I think it was Nick Warren, a surgeon and the editor/founder of Ripperana. He suggested the injury to the pelvis suggests a pry tool of some sort had been used, or maybe a hatchet.
Nick Connell wrote a book on the Crippen case, and co-wrote (with Stewart Evans) a groundbreaking book on Inspector Edmund Reid.
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Originally posted by Harry D View Post
I'm not sure if that meeting ever took place.
It would be odd for Abberline to get excited over the poisoner Klosowski but be unimpressed with Bury.
But his trip to Scotland was seemingly while he was a serving officer.
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
Thanks! Do you recall whether there was any suggestion that this was Kelly's/Barnett's domestic firewood axe used against her? Or do we now have to reckon with a guy carrying heavy tools in and out?
(I know you and I spoke in another place and your view was that the destruction was all knife-work.)
Edit: It's traceable on here to one Nick Connell, surgeon. Well done! :-)
M.
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For me most likely an unknown, untraceable local man. However if I had to go for a suspect/theory I always liked the David Cohen theory from Martin Fido.
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Originally posted by Fisherman View Post
I seem to remember that the axe was a modern day-invention. Some ripperologist medico who may - or may not - have been named Nick something.
(I know you and I spoke in another place and your view was that the destruction was all knife-work.)
Edit: It's traceable on here to one Nick Connell, surgeon. Well done! :-)
M.Last edited by Mark J D; 08-24-2021, 01:48 PM.
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Originally posted by Mark J D View Post
-- I've seen that mentioned here and there, but never seen where, ultimately, it comes from. Can anyone name a source?
M.
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Originally posted by Ms Diddles View Post
Ha! For sure, Martyn!
He's a regular goal scoring machine whenever he gets a game!!
The challenge is getting him to put down that big quart of beer and focus on the game though!
It's a riot watching from the dug out.
Tumblety is parading up and down the half way line on his massive horse, Chapman is trying to give everyone poisoned lucozade at half time, whilst poor Koz stands on the penalty spot quietly engaging in his solitary vices.
Word has it we're unlikely to make the Champions League this season.
His team mates only get half an orange - if they refuse the poisoned lucozade.
Love,
Caz
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Didnt Abberline travel to Scotland to interview him before his execution? and as a result eliminated him
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
It would be odd for Abberline to get excited over the poisoner Klosowski but be unimpressed with Bury.
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