picture of mary kelly's room

[Suzi]

I must confess I nicked that from Wikipedia, there's plenty more about it.

Gawd there's a LOT more of insane comments in the aforesaid 'book'.!!!!!!!!!!

Wiki is totally correct of course and if you're into The Templars et. al. I honestly recommend The Hiram Key by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas ISBN0-09-969941-9 A great read which agree or disagree will make you think a bit.............IMHO!

[Normy]

Yep that's me. A brain, a chest and a wallet...all empty!

[Suzi]

Hi Normy,
Wow - you're quite a man, aren't you! Not only well-developed but well educated. Are you, by any chance, rich? (Must go, hubby's coming).
Lots of love
Carol

Blimey!

[Normy]

I must confess I nicked that from Wikipedia, there's plenty more about it.

[Carol]

Hi Normy,
Wow - you're quite a man, aren't you! Not only well-developed but well educated. Are you, by any chance, rich? (Must go, hubby's coming).
Lots of love
Carol

[Suzi]

God Normy you should be writing a book!!!!

If in doubt as to Baphy's presence check out 'The Epiphany of the Whitechapel Murders'-Karen Trenouth- Authorhouse

George Hutchinson will be DELIGHTED to fill you in!!!


Tum ti tum...............

[Normy]

History
The name Baphomet traces back to the end of the Crusades. Around 1250, in an Occitan poem bewailing the defeat of the Seventh Crusade, Austorc d'Aorlhac refers to "Bafomet", a clear reference to Muhammad.

When the medieval order of the Knights Templar was suppressed by King Philip IV of France, on Friday, October 13, 1307, King Philip had many French Templars simultaneously arrested, and then tortured into confessions. The name Baphomet comes up in several of these confessions, in reference to an idol of some type that the Templars were said to have been worshipping. The description of the object changed from confession to confession. Some Templars denied any knowledge of it. Others, under torture, described it as being either a severed head, a cat, or a head with three faces.

[Normy]

Hey some of us boys are pretty well developed in the chest area!

[Carol]

Hi Suzi,
Thanks for the image of a Baphomet. Is it female? The breasts look rather well pronounced if it's a boy.
Carol

P.S. How many posts did you have to send to become a Sergeant? Or did you just have to make a few back-handers?

[Suzi]

Sorry not a door, I was thinking of someting else...my door!

Door thinking on a Sunday afternoon is not to be recommended!!

[Normy]

Hi Suzi
Oh ok, thanks for clearing that up so quickly.

[Suzi]

Hi Normy

All Sam's photos are purely slightly lower down the bed shots (so to speak!)- Now- that partition or whatever was most definately made up of old doors or something similar- with or without numbers or letters! IMHO!

Suz x

[Normy]

Sorry not a door, I was thinking of someting else...my door!

[Normy]

Hi all
Hi Sam, is that picture of a different angle of the bed ie: lengthwise as the wall is totally different with a clear elongated panel instead of smaller ones and a door, and there's no headboard in sight! Or is that elongated panel actually the headboard, sorry I really can't make that out.


Cheers

[Suzi]

As a razor that man!!! hehe

'What is a Baphomet?' OMG I cant even begin to tell you........ Well this is the character and according to La Trenouth (who of course knows all!!!!!!) is visible in the photos of Mary in Miller's Ct...Am being very restrained here......

Great Baphy 'eh!!!! (I assure you this was cut and pasted from the original photographs (well the little seen blue ones!) !!!...her hum!.....Sure!!!!)