Originally posted by Scott Nelson
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Does it?
Sagar's suspect worked in Butcher's Row.
Swanson's suspect was unemployed.
Sagar's suspect was of Jewish appearance.
Anderson's/Swanson's suspect was not recognisably Jewish.
Sagar's 'well-known' suspect was watched so 'carefully' after the Mitre Square murder that he was allowed to murder Mary Kelly.
Swanson's suspect was not even watched until after Mary Kelly's murder.
In both cases, identification was impossible because the 'suspect' had nothing to do with the murders and, in Sagar's case, did not even exist.
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