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Originally posted by Fisherman View Post
All you have to do now, John, is to prove it. Without the usual ”I have already done that”. And the long and the short of it is that you cant. You just made it up.
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Originally posted by John Wheat View Post
Fiver has made many claims that you have so far not refuted why don't you? Because there all true?
Concentrate on that instead.
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Originally posted by Fisherman View Post
Changing subject, are we? You have still to provide examples of your false claims, John. But you can't. Not a single one. It was all made up, from beginning to end.
Concentrate on that instead.
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Originally posted by The Baron View PostBut is is of course completely honorable، fair and commendable to accuse persons that are no longer among us to defend themselves of being the infamous Jack the Ripper and the Torso murderer, that is how all of us should do the f.... ripperology.
The Baron"The full picture always needs to be given. When this does not happen, we are left to make decisions on insufficient information." - Christer Holmgren
"Unfortunately, when one becomes obsessed by a theory, truth and logic rarely matter." - Steven Blomer
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Originally posted by Abby Normal View Postfiver has posted in the past a list of other people who "are better suspects than lechmere" including james hardiman and even another man named lechmere lol and several others which are frankly ridiculous on the face of it,
* UN Owen.
* David Cohen. The suspect was violent and insane. Institutionalized in May 1889. He matches many points of Macnaghten's Kosminski.
* George Capel Scudamore Lechmere. Semi-employed barber who tried to murder his estranged wife in June 1890. He tried to slit her throat, but failed due to drunkenness, was sentenced to 18 months hard labor and died in 1893 a few months after his release.
* James Hardiman. May have been a horse slaughterer. Infant daughter died in June 1888 of syphilis inherited from her mother. Hardiman's wife was hospitalized and died in September 1888. Hardiman died of tuberculosis in December 1891.
Odds are none of the named men were the Ripper, but none of them is ridiculous. All are better suspects than Charles Allen Lechmere, although that's a low hurdle to clear."The full picture always needs to be given. When this does not happen, we are left to make decisions on insufficient information." - Christer Holmgren
"Unfortunately, when one becomes obsessed by a theory, truth and logic rarely matter." - Steven Blomer
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Originally posted by Fiver View Post
Several more? Here is my list of top suspects - again.
* UN Owen.
* David Cohen. The suspect was violent and insane. Institutionalized in May 1889. He matches many points of Macnaghten's Kosminski.
* George Capel Scudamore Lechmere. Semi-employed barber who tried to murder his estranged wife in June 1890. He tried to slit her throat, but failed due to drunkenness, was sentenced to 18 months hard labor and died in 1893 a few months after his release.
* James Hardiman. May have been a horse slaughterer. Infant daughter died in June 1888 of syphilis inherited from her mother. Hardiman's wife was hospitalized and died in September 1888. Hardiman died of tuberculosis in December 1891.
Odds are none of the named men were the Ripper, but none of them is ridiculous. All are better suspects than Charles Allen Lechmere, although that's a low hurdle to clear.
Please tell me about UN Owen.
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Originally posted by Lewis C View Post
Hi Fiver,
Please tell me about UN Owen."The full picture always needs to be given. When this does not happen, we are left to make decisions on insufficient information." - Christer Holmgren
"Unfortunately, when one becomes obsessed by a theory, truth and logic rarely matter." - Steven Blomer
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Originally posted by Fiver View Post
Several more? Here is my list of top suspects - again.
* UN Owen.
* David Cohen. The suspect was violent and insane. Institutionalized in May 1889. He matches many points of Macnaghten's Kosminski.
* George Capel Scudamore Lechmere. Semi-employed barber who tried to murder his estranged wife in June 1890. He tried to slit her throat, but failed due to drunkenness, was sentenced to 18 months hard labor and died in 1893 a few months after his release.
* James Hardiman. May have been a horse slaughterer. Infant daughter died in June 1888 of syphilis inherited from her mother. Hardiman's wife was hospitalized and died in September 1888. Hardiman died of tuberculosis in December 1891.
Odds are none of the named men were the Ripper, but none of them is ridiculous. All are better suspects than Charles Allen Lechmere, although that's a low hurdle to clear.
david cohen- another in the long list of pin the tail on the crazy jew. and what does koz have to do with it? and since you mention koz, why isnt he one of your top suspects? at least he was there, has possible eye witness testimoney against him and was a police suspect at the time.
other lech- where was he in 88? what connection to the case again?
hardiman- the son of a peripheral witness. zero physical connection to the case. whats his history of violence or insanity? looks like just a tragic history of illness in his family to me.
sorry fiver your normally a good poster but this silliness does you no favors. and i would be less harsh but you put forward "suspects" like this while obsessively excoriating a valid suspect like lech, which makes absolutely no sense.
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