Favourite 'wildcard' suspect?
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haha...it says your north west england....where abouts?Originally posted by pinkmoon View PostWait till the book comes out I'm still in the process of making the facts up and awaiting the results of my d.n.a testing which I carried out myself using my 1977 junior chemistry set .
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Wait till the book comes out I'm still in the process of making the facts up and awaiting the results of my d.n.a testing which I carried out myself using my 1977 junior chemistry set .Originally posted by GUT View Postbut...but...but....I thought that was the solution.
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but...but...but....I thought that was the solution.Originally posted by pinkmoon View PostNeed to be carefully about the y fronts people might believe it as well as the giant octopus, bigfoot the American Indians and the seventh cavalry who as we know ended the rippers reign of terror.
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Need to be carefully about the y fronts people might believe it as well as the giant octopus, bigfoot the American Indians and the seventh cavalry who as we know ended the rippers reign of terror.Originally posted by GUT View PostWhat about the "Y" fronts though.Last edited by pinkmoon; 04-28-2015, 02:27 PM.
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How about right out of left field, Mrs Jack McCarthy either in her own right or using someone as a proxy.
Maybe Jack was sowing his seed away from home and Mrs Mac was p'd off and enticed one of the men around her to assist with some womanly charm [Maybe Sullivan from over the road or Bowyer or her son]
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Ah, well that's the 64,000 dollar question! Of course, if he was involved in any of the C5 murders or, say, McKenizie or Coles, there must have been a major Hiatus until 1901.Tom Westcott also suggests his mother may have had a connection to Pearly Poll, so maybe he killed Tabram!Originally posted by pinkmoon View PostSounds interesting how many murders do you reckon he might have committed?Last edited by John G; 04-28-2015, 01:23 PM.
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when did the Austin murder take place?Originally posted by John G View PostHi Abby,
Sorry I meant Daniel Sullivan! He was William Crossingham's brother in law, who also acted as overseer at Dorset Street. He seems to have been involved in a cover up in respect of Mary Ann Austin's murder-he relocated her body and redressed it, and then lied about what he'd done- which occurred at 35 Dorset Street. I believe that she was also killed in her bed, as Kelly probably was, and mutilated in a similar way to the earlier Whitechapel murders: see Westcott, 2014.
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Hi Abby,Originally posted by Abby Normal View PostHi JohnG
Who is David Sulivan?
Sorry I meant Daniel Sullivan! He was William Crossingham's brother in law, who also acted as overseer at Dorset Street. He seems to have been involved in a cover up in respect of Mary Ann Austin's murder-he relocated her body and redressed it, and then lied about what he'd done- which occurred at 35 Dorset Street. I believe that she was also killed in her bed, as Kelly probably was, and mutilated in a similar way to the earlier Whitechapel murders: see Westcott, 2014.
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Wait.. are you saying Merrick WASN'T the Ripper???? hmmmmm now I have to re-think everything!!! Must have been Van Gogh after allOriginally posted by pinkmoon View PostYes but it's fun when people start to try and make them into serious suspects we've even had the elephant man mentioned more than once.
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