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Those who choose to belive there was a phantom killer who butchered Nichols .. and while he was mutilating her, he was interrubted by Lenchmer, who the also wanted to approach the body, and while he was trying to do so he was then also interrupted by Paul.....
its more like a football match here... three players running after the same ball....
... not an empty dark and calm street, at a very early hour in the morning, where no one even Paul heared a thing, not even the foot steps of two assumed players, captin Jack , and the lated to work but curious to discover objects on the way .. Lechmere
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Originally posted by Rainbow View PostThose who choose to belive there was a phantom killer who butchered Nichols .. and while he was mutilating her, he was interrubted by Lenchmer, who the also wanted to approach the body, and while he was trying to do so he was then also interrupted by Paul.....
its more like a football match here... three players running after the same ball....
... not an empty dark and calm street, at a very early hour in the morning, where no one even Paul heared a thing, not even the foot steps of two assumed players, captin Jack , and the lated to work but curious to discover objects on the way .. Lechmere
is that a reply to my post #466 or just a general one.
I would again ask where you got the figures for the timings you quote from?
regards
Steve
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Paul said:
"It was exactly a quarter to four when I passed up Buck's-row in my work as a carman for Covent-garden market. It was dark, and I was hurrying along, when I saw a man standing where the woman was"
Paul was in a hurry, Lechmere has no chance to flee.. it was too late ...
Paul saw a man standing where the woman was ( the woman whom is still bleeding ) !!
even without Lechmere giving a false name, he is the one and only suspect in this whole case
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Originally posted by Rainbow View PostPaul said:
"It was exactly a quarter to four when I passed up Buck's-row in my work as a carman for Covent-garden market. It was dark, and I was hurrying along, when I saw a man standing where the woman was"
Paul was in a hurry, Lechmere has no chance to flee.. it was too late ...
Paul saw a man standing where the woman was ( the woman whom is still bleeding ) !!
even without Lechmere giving a false name, he is the one and only suspect in this whole case
Dear Rainbow,
All I am asking is for you to tell us where the 3 timings you gave came from?
Steve
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Originally posted by Rainbow View PostPaul said:
"It was exactly a quarter to four when I passed up Buck's-row in my work as a carman for Covent-garden market. It was dark, and I was hurrying along, when I saw a man standing where the woman was"
Paul was in a hurry, Lechmere has no chance to flee.. it was too late ...
Paul saw a man standing where the woman was ( the woman whom is still bleeding ) !!
even without Lechmere giving a false name, he is the one and only suspect in this whole case"Is all that we see or seem
but a dream within a dream?"
-Edgar Allan Poe
"...the man and the peaked cap he is said to have worn
quite tallies with the descriptions I got of him."
-Frederick G. Abberline
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Originally posted by Rainbow View PostLechmere is the only suspect we can build a case against him in court.
others are even not considered to be suspects at all...
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Originally posted by John Wheat View PostLechmere found a body on the way to work. So what? Some people have obviously swallowed Fisherman's lies and bullshit.
It is not Lechmere found a body on his way to work..
Its Paul who found a body and a man standing by this body on his way to work....
that makes all the difference......
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Hi Rainbow,
in post 462 you gave some very clear timings for the murder of Nichiols, I asked how you came to these conclusions?
you have not answered,
So I ask again where do you get the timings from? or have you simply invented them?
Steve
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Originally posted by Rainbow View Postand what the hell do you want a killer to say huh ?!
that I was mutilating her when I heared Paul approaching, so I pulled the dress down over the wounds and stood up ?!
There was no way to hunt a serial kilker at that time till you catch him red handed, no suspect ever will come even close to Lechmere from this aspect, he was standing by a freshly bleeding and recently murdered woman, not finishing his mutilation, and Paul didn't hear him walking.
not saying that he gave a different name too.
and you want us to believe in Druitt guilt or kosminski ... those poor persons that have nothing connecting them to any murder what so ever
Nichlos must have spoken to the murderer, there were at least 3 minutes communication before the sudden attack of Lechmere which last for another 3 minutes minimum, then 3 minutes till Paul come close... and she was still bleeding by the feet of Lechmere...G U T
There are two ways to be fooled, one is to believe what isn't true, the other is to refuse to believe that which is true.
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Originally posted by Elamarna View PostHi Rainbow,
in post 462 you gave some very clear timings for the murder of Nichiols, I asked how you came to these conclusions?
you have not answered,
So I ask again where do you get the timings from? or have you simply invented them?
Steve
There are two parallels for Lechmere and Hutchinson in my opinion. They both allegedly lied about something in their statements. Lechmere (to some) may have lied about his name. Hutchinson (I believe) lied about Astrakhan man. He knew the victim and places himself there late at night not too long before the estimated time of death.
The reason I think he lied about Astrakhan man is the standard. too many details in too short a time in minimal lighting. Couple that with the fact no one else reported seeing him. The cops with Hutchinson in tow, couldn't locate him and he was dropped immediately from the investigation.
Columbo
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Originally posted by Rainbow View Postand what the hell do you want a killer to say huh ?!
that I was mutilating her when I heared Paul approaching, so I pulled the dress down over the wounds and stood up ?!
There was no way to hunt a serial kilker at that time till you catch him red handed, no suspect ever will come even close to Lechmere from this aspect, he was standing by a freshly bleeding and recently murdered woman, not finishing his mutilation, and Paul didn't hear him walking.
not saying that he gave a different name too.
and you want us to believe in Druitt guilt or kosminski ... those poor persons that have nothing connecting them to any murder what so ever
Nichlos must have spoken to the murderer, there were at least 3 minutes communication before the sudden attack of Lechmere which last for another 3 minutes minimum, then 3 minutes till Paul come close... and she was still bleeding by the feet of Lechmere...
Columbo
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Originally posted by Columbo View PostShe/He's not going to tell you. by the tone of his/her posts I would bet this is a JTR troll trying to get people riled up. Same old stuff we've seen in other threads ad nauseum.
There are two parallels for Lechmere and Hutchinson in my opinion. They both allegedly lied about something in their statements. Lechmere (to some) may have lied about his name. Hutchinson (I believe) lied about Astrakhan man. He knew the victim and places himself there late at night not too long before the estimated time of death.
The reason I think he lied about Astrakhan man is the standard. too many details in too short a time in minimal lighting. Couple that with the fact no one else reported seeing him. The cops with Hutchinson in tow, couldn't locate him and he was dropped immediately from the investigation.
Columbo
I agree wit you on every point including that rainbow will not say.
steve
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