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  • #91
    Originally posted by The Baron View Post


    No he wasn't overlooked, he was investigated and nothing came out, do you want the police to push the crimes onto him by force?!

    Do you do this in your real life?! When you cannot find the guilty one you pick some randome guy just because he fits your theory?!

    I advice you to read more about law and investigations, that may show you perspectives you haven't considered before.


    The Baron
    Bury is the best suspect by a Country mile maybe you should think about that.

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    • #92
      Of course he is NOT John, he was 2 meters under the ground while the Ripper was active.



      The Baron

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      • #93
        Originally posted by The Baron View Post
        Of course he is NOT John, he was 2 meters under the ground while the Ripper was active.



        The Baron
        Another ridiculous post.

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        • #94
          John, you know that Lechmere is way better a suspect than Bury, don't let those superficially supporting posts mislead you to believe otherwise

          Lechmere was spotted alone, in the dark, near a freshly killed woman, gave a controversially statement to the police, lived in Whitechapel, had the opportunity to be outside at the time of murders, was alive and breathing when Mckenzie was killed, and Lechmere violently killed a totally strange to him boy.


          I am sure you know that deep inside yourself, it is this common difficulty one has by admitting he was wrong all his life.


          The Baron

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          • #95
            Originally posted by The Baron View Post
            John, you know that Lechmere is way better a suspect than Bury, don't let those superficially supporting posts mislead you to believe otherwise

            Lechmere was spotted alone, in the dark, near a freshly killed woman, gave a controversially statement to the police, lived in Whitechapel, had the opportunity to be outside at the time of murders, was alive and breathing when Mckenzie was killed, and Lechmere violently killed a totally strange to him boy.


            I am sure you know that deep inside yourself, it is this common difficulty one has by admitting he was wrong all his life.


            The Baron
            The incident in which the boy was killed as a result of walking out in front of Cross's cab, waa an accident.
            The boy was seen by multiple witnesses step out into the road and also saw Cross try to quickly swerve to avoid him. Unfortunately, the boy was caught under the back left wheel and mortally injured.
            This incident would have almost certainly had a profound effect on Lechmere, but it is important to state that he was in no way responsible for the child's death.

            The rest of your post is fine and can be argued either way, but the point about the boy being violently killed by Lechmere is suggestive of him having been at fault for the boys death. That is completely untrue and somewhat misleading, and therefore warrants correction.


            "Great minds, don't think alike"

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            • #96
              Originally posted by John Wheat View Post

              But Bury was a nobody and was spoken to the Police at the time but overlooked.
              I think McKenzie and Coles were Ripper victims so that discounts him for me. But I can't argue Canonical five wise he is one if the better suspects put forward. In saying that what do we have on him in regards the murders? Nothing, but that can go for all suspects really. His circumstances make him a little interesting but that's about it.

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              • #97
                Originally posted by The Baron View Post
                John, you know that Lechmere is way better a suspect than Bury, don't let those superficially supporting posts mislead you to believe otherwise

                Lechmere was spotted alone, in the dark, near a freshly killed woman, gave a controversially statement to the police, lived in Whitechapel, had the opportunity to be outside at the time of murders, was alive and breathing when Mckenzie was killed, and Lechmere violently killed a totally strange to him boy.


                I am sure you know that deep inside yourself, it is this common difficulty one has by admitting he was wrong all his life.


                The Baron
                This is another crap post. With your opinion mascarding as fact. Lechmere found a body and that's it. Bury is a proven violent murderer with a similar M.O. as the C5. That alone makes Bury a very good suspect but of course Bury has a lot more than that going for him as a suspect.

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
                  Strange.

                  Baron says:



                  then he says:



                  to Sunny’s:



                  The problem is that Baron has edited Sunny’s quote because he completely ignores the part where he said:



                  Sunny was clearly saying that Bury is one of the better of a pretty poor bunch which is entirely fair enough.

                  Look, none of us know who the ripper was. There are some awful suspects but the worst are the Van Gogh’s and the Lewis Carroll’s etc. How can a knife murderer/mutilator living near the crimes be one of the weaker suspects? We should all try to retain a sense of balance and not treat the subject as if we are promoting and supporting a football team.

                  Same old bla bla bla.. he was very bad, he drank alcohol, he was filthy, he was young, he was in England, he knew prostitutes, he had a knife... bla bla ...

                  Very weak suspect, with a beard.



                  The Baron

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by The Baron View Post


                    Same old bla bla bla.. he was very bad, he drank alcohol, he was filthy, he was young, he was in England, he knew prostitutes, he had a knife... bla bla ...

                    Very weak suspect, with a beard.



                    The Baron
                    Same old Baron. Caught out yet again making worthless posts motivated by personal bias. Your posts are few and far between but sadly not few enough or far enough between.
                    Regards

                    Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                    “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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                    • Originally posted by John Wheat View Post

                      Another ridiculous post.
                      This is what he always does John. We had this months ago from him and I totally humiliated him by quoting post after post after post from him saying what a rubbish suspect Lechmere is. I mean he seriously trashed Lechmere as a suspect portraying anyone who supported him as a fool. He says stuff, gets proven wrong, disappears, then comes back months later with the same stuff hoping that everyone’s forgotten. Just because he wanted to denigrate a legitimate suspect (Bury) simply because at some point Bury had a beard he suddenly, without shame, started spouting about what a great suspect Lechmere was. The guy will literally say anything to make some kind of silly point but every single time he puts his foot in it. He even claimed that if a person had a beard at one time in their lives then we should assume that they always had one. You couldn’t make this kind of stuff up.

                      A few years ago HarryD made an obvious joke that John Richardson must have been blind in one eye and had long hair over his one eye if he hadn’t seen Chapman’s body. Guess who was the only person in the world that took this seriously? You guessed it…The Baron. And even worse, in his rush to become a Lechmere supporter he again messes up. Baron supposedly believes that Kosminski was the ripper but he was so desperate to support Lech over Bury that he made this post to Steve Blomer:

                      Why do you think a crap theory deserves books to be written against it ? Can you point me to a better theory please? I am not Lechmerian, but I still don't see any theory that can compete with it.”

                      So, apparently the Lechmere theory is stronger than the Kosminski theory? Isn’t it? No, Baron will still say that he favours Kosminski.

                      Baron posts to wind people up and for no other reason John. PM anyone with experience and they will all tell you the same. I’ve lost count of the amount of “ignore him,” pm’s I’ve had over the years from various posters. It’s a miracle that he hasn’t mentioned Druitt on this thread because that’s his usual, number one trick. He brings up Druitt in threads that I’m on even when Druitt hasn’t previously been mentioned simply to provoke a response. We all know the word for that.

                      Sadly, reasonable discussions are impossible with him present.
                      Last edited by Herlock Sholmes; Today, 09:13 PM.
                      Regards

                      Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                      “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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                      • So the fact that he might have killed a boy in a cart accident is a point against him being a murderer?
                        Regards

                        Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                        “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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