Originally posted by Cogidubnus
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Three senior policemen all holding the same opinion can appear impressive, or at least significant. However, we are not talking about three independent opinions. It would only take one written report, emanating from Swanson, to spread one opinion among the three men.
Note Abberline does not mention this issue. The very fact that three officers (who worked together) carried the same opinion can be easily countered by the fact that no other senior officer, some of whom must have been involved like, Abberline, Moore, Reid, Monro, Shore, Warren, including McWilliam & Smith of the City, left no similar thoughts on this issue.
Even though we can name three men (Anderson, Macnaghten, Swanson), it is essentially the same opinion voiced three times, because all three men worked as a team together.
I'm not asserting that Aaron was the suspect...nor am I denying it...I'm merely stating three distinguished coppers reckoned somebody called Kosminski was worth a look...
Regards, Jon S.
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