Ruby:
"I would imagine someone that the people working in the place found 'suspicious'
-a loner, some one talking strangely about the murders, weird packages,
someone mentally unbalanced, blood stains etc."
I think both you and I would be amazed if we were presented with the true number of persons that were investigated to some extent. And I also think that there would have been heaps of quite normal people among them.
"I will continue to say that it's very , very rare, and Abberline and his collegues
would not personally have had experience of this type of killer"
The policemen who investigated the Yorkshire Ripper had never seen something exactly like that before. The same goes for the ones who investigated Ed Gein, Kürten, Shawcross etc. They ARE rare creatures, but that does not mean the police go looking for orangutangs, not now and not then.
Look at Bond´s outlining, as he profiled his killer, Ruby! That should tell you a thing or two: "The murderer in external appearance is quite likely to be a quiet inoffensive looking man probably middleaged and neatly and respectably dressed."
The police, mind you, were no less aquainted with things like these - reasonably they dealt MORE with criminals!
The best,
Fisherman
"I would imagine someone that the people working in the place found 'suspicious'
-a loner, some one talking strangely about the murders, weird packages,
someone mentally unbalanced, blood stains etc."
I think both you and I would be amazed if we were presented with the true number of persons that were investigated to some extent. And I also think that there would have been heaps of quite normal people among them.
"I will continue to say that it's very , very rare, and Abberline and his collegues
would not personally have had experience of this type of killer"
The policemen who investigated the Yorkshire Ripper had never seen something exactly like that before. The same goes for the ones who investigated Ed Gein, Kürten, Shawcross etc. They ARE rare creatures, but that does not mean the police go looking for orangutangs, not now and not then.
Look at Bond´s outlining, as he profiled his killer, Ruby! That should tell you a thing or two: "The murderer in external appearance is quite likely to be a quiet inoffensive looking man probably middleaged and neatly and respectably dressed."
The police, mind you, were no less aquainted with things like these - reasonably they dealt MORE with criminals!
The best,
Fisherman
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