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  • Cogidubnus
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    I'm not sure anything will displace the impression made in the minds of a generation of newspaper readers...

    Up until now, whenever I've confessed my interest in the case, (and this is nearly forty years after Stephen Knight), I've been getting either the "oh that was all down to the Masons wasn't it" or "wasn't that hushed up by the royal family" response...

    I'm quite convinced I'll now be getting the Polish Jew response just as often...such is the power of the media in leaving a lasting impression in peoples' minds

    All the best

    Dave

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  • mickreed
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    Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
    Hello Mick. Thanks

    "Why is Lynn only using ONE line?"

    No, no. Point of grammar here.

    Never ask, "Why is Lynn only using ONE line?"

    Ask, instead, "Why is Lynn using only ONE line?" (heh-heh)

    Cheers.
    LC
    Merde, Albert, you're right. And that's four lines.

    And now we must stop - off-topic.

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  • lynn cates
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    grammar

    Hello Mick. Thanks

    "Why is Lynn only using ONE line?"

    No, no. Point of grammar here.

    Never ask, "Why is Lynn only using ONE line?"

    Ask, instead, "Why is Lynn using only ONE line?" (heh-heh)

    Cheers.
    LC

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  • Cogidubnus
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    Hello Albert. Why is Lynn only using ONE line?
    He's being a little cryptic

    All the best

    Dave

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  • mickreed
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    Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
    Hello All. We have a case of science correcting "science." Time to move on.

    Cheers.
    LC
    Hello Albert. Why is Lynn only using ONE line?

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  • mickreed
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    Originally posted by Hatchett View Post
    Hi Chris,

    I agree with that. But what I am saying is it any different to what Knight, Cornwell, Stewart et all have done?
    Hi Hatchett. My beef is not with Edwards really because I have such a low regard for the overall evidence he gives in his book that I can't see how anyone who reads it can take it seriously. I thought the same about Cornwell's book as well.

    I do think JL has a responsibility to come out and explain it properly. At the moment my main beef is with him. In a Finnish press interview, he said that the criticisms were of RE and not of JL. That may be changing.

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  • mickreed
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    Originally posted by Peter Griffith aka gryff View Post
    So who owns the data? RE and/or the publishers?

    And I have suggested before that "being able to publish a scientific paper" may apply to aspects of the improved methodology/technology used to extract epithelial cells and not to an analysis and meaning of the actual results.

    cheers, gryff
    And I'm thinking, Gryff, that you may be right. So far as I know, the only 'explanatory' stuff that JL has posted has been a silly little video showing how the cells were extracted.

    If, and it is still a very big if, JL has let himself be tied down by RE and/or the publishers, then so far as I am concerned, his reputation will be shot.

    JL is still, reportedly, appearing with RE in what, I would argue, are promotional appearances for the book.

    Frankly I am getting a bit peed off with it.

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  • Peter Griffith aka gryff
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    Originally posted by Chris View Post
    Presumably that was a research budget provided by the publishers. The book says that Dr Louhelainen provided his services free in return for being able to publish a scientific paper, so one would certainly hope that no restrictions have been placed on him.
    So who owns the data? RE and/or the publishers?

    And I have suggested before that "being able to publish a scientific paper" may apply to aspects of the improved methodology/technology used to extract epithelial cells and not to an analysis and meaning of the actual results.

    cheers, gryff

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  • Chris
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    Originally posted by Peter Griffith aka gryff View Post
    I have to wonder what kind of legal agreement may exist between Dr. JL and RE. I know that Dr. JL provided his services for free, but in one of the interviews Dr. JL gave he talks about no more money left in the "budget"

    A budget provided by RE? And if so, was there some kind of contract which included clauses about how/when/by whom the data could be released?
    Presumably that was a research budget provided by the publishers. The book says that Dr Louhelainen provided his services free in return for being able to publish a scientific paper, so one would certainly hope that no restrictions have been placed on him.

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  • Peter Griffith aka gryff
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    Originally posted by Chris View Post
    Questions have been asked about the scientific evidence. The longer they go unanswered, the more problematic this looks.
    I agree Chris.

    I have to wonder what kind of legal agreement may exist between Dr. JL and RE. I know that Dr. JL provided his services for free, but in one of the interviews Dr. JL gave he talks about no more money left in the "budget"

    A budget provided by RE? And if so, was there some kind of contract which included clauses about how/when/by whom the data could be released?

    As an aside, TY for all your patient efforts on this thread and the "Eddowes" thread

    cheers, gryff
    Last edited by Peter Griffith aka gryff; 10-05-2014, 12:50 PM.

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  • Hatchett
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    Hi Chris,

    I agree with that. But what I am saying is it any different to what Knight, Cornwell, Stewart et all have done?

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  • Chris
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    Originally posted by Hatchett View Post
    But if he believes that it is solved, then surelly he has a right to say it? Free speech and all that.
    You can't libel the dead, so in that sense there is a legal right to accuse anyone of the Whitechapel Murders. But that's obviously not the same as saying that it's right to make accusations.

    Questions have been asked about the scientific evidence. The longer they go unanswered, the more problematic this looks.

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  • Hercule Poirot
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    Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
    Hello All. We have a case of science correcting "science." Time to move on.

    Cheers.
    LC

    I agree. We're in an almost square circle situation here. Kos pronounced guilty of being ... hmm... innocent!

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  • lynn cates
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    correction

    Hello All. We have a case of science correcting "science." Time to move on.

    Cheers.
    LC

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  • Hatchett
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    Hi,

    Well whats wrong with it? If the guy believes it then that is ok. People who buy the book can make up their own mind.

    DNA results are not always accepted. Just look at the A6 thread. The DNA evidence has done nothing to convince everyone that Hanratty was guilty.

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