Scenarios for other murders with Lechmere as culprit

[Fisherman]

David:

"Who do you choose to trust ?

In the choice between a man that has not given his correct name in combination with a murder inquest and a PC you mean? Let me think of that and I will come back to you when I know.

The best,
Fisherman

[DVV]

Apologies for misleading you, David, it was Lizzie Prater who saw the men harnessing horses, not Cox.

Et je dirais même plus : "suspiciously harnessing horses !"

[DVV]

David:

"Who do you choose to trust ?

In the choice between a man that has not given his correct name in combination with a murder inquest and a PC you mean? Let me think of that and I will come back to you when I know.

The best,
Fisherman

Oh... dear Fish....what about Paul ? He would have twice forgotten that ? Once in the Lloyds interview, and then at the inquest ?
How convenient....

[Fisherman]

The Times, Sept 11 1888:

"On Saturday morning, between half past 4 o'clock and 6, several carts must have passed through Hanbury-street, and at 5 o'clock, on the opening of the Spitalfields Market, the end of which the murder occurred was blocked with market vehicles"

No matter what, and no matter how we look upon things, being a carman meant that you had your presence accounted for no matter where you were at, more or less. It would have been the perfect cover for a murderer.

The best,
Fisherman

[Fisherman]

David:

"what about Paul ?"

Nothing much.

Fisherman

[DVV]

Once again, Fish, that shows how your scenario NEEDS Mizen to be correct on this. If that is not a blatant bias, what is ?

[DVV]

David:

"what about Paul ?"

Nothing much.

Fisherman

Why ? Because it would be a lethal blow to your Mizen scam theory ?

[Jon Guy]

Alice McKenzie was found by the place where carts were parked overnight in Castle Alley.

[Jon Guy]

Et je dirais même plus : "suspiciously harnessing horses !"

Anyone in Dorset St is suspicious ;-)

[DVV]

The Times, Sept 11 1888:

"On Saturday morning, between half past 4 o'clock and 6, several carts must have passed through Hanbury-street, and at 5 o'clock, on the opening of the Spitalfields Market, the end of which the murder occurred was blocked with market vehicles"

No matter what, and no matter how we look upon things, being a carman meant that you had your presence accounted for no matter where you were at, more or less. It would have been the perfect cover for a murderer.

The best,
Fisherman

Oh, now I know why you discard Stride as a ripper victim.
Not so easy to hide in Dutfield Yard with a market vehicle.

[Fisherman]

David:

" Because it would be a lethal blow to your Mizen scam theory ?"

A letha ... Hihihi!.. a leth...Hohoho! I can´t even say it without laughing, David!

The best,
Fisherman

[Fisherman]

David:

"now I know why you discard Stride as a ripper victim."

Fine! Myself, I don´t.

Fisherman

[DVV]

David:
" Because it would be a lethal blow to your Mizen scam theory ?"
A letha ... Hihihi!.. a leth...Hohoho! I can´t even say it without laughing, David!
The best,
Fisherman

Fine enough, Fish. But don't think you're the only guy that laughs at the Mizen scam theory.

That aside, any good reason to disbelieve Paul ? (Take your time my friend, my bitch, yunno...)

[DVV]

Anyone in Dorset St is suspicious ;-)

Agreed, Jon.
So they were suspiciously harnessing suspicious horses.

[Fisherman]

David:

"don't think you're the only guy that laughs at the Mizen scam theory"

You´re mistaking all of this, David. It was not the theory as such I was laughing about...

The best,
Fisherman