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Originally posted by caz View Post
Does it rattle you then, Abby? It can't be 'off topic' on any Maybrick thread, given the signature inside it.
Love,
Caz
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Why don't you say it Caz?!
Say you believe Maybrick was Jack the Ripper and free yourself.
What are you afraid of?
Say it, come on, you can do it, just trust yourself! It isn't that difficult as it seems, you are almost there
The Baron
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Originally posted by Kattrup View PostHas someone taken a gratuitous swipe at the authors of Inside Story?
Is your recommendation to researchers that “Inside Story” is generally untrustworthy or is it just the details surrounding the affidavit?
...David Barret mentions a phone call between Whay and Harrison January 16th, by which date the affidavit was known (page 167).
Maybe you could do the honours and make sure David B knows about it this time, so he won't be caught again with his pants down concerning who knew about Mike's affidavit and when. Then you and David B and RJP and Observer and Abby Normal and The Baron and Uncle Tom Cobley & All might wish to consider why Melvin Harris didn't want Shirley and co seeing that affidavit and investigating its new claims when Mike first swore it, and why a version of it eventually found its way onto the internet before Shirley even got a sniff.
I haven't yet seen anyone faulting the authors for making a mistake. No book is without error. How an author reacts to one is, of course, telling.
Just a friendly reminder, in case anyone can use it:
Thursday 5th January 1995
Affidavit sworn by Mike Barrett:
MB states he has been trying to expose the diary fraud since December 1993... [and what have you and that's the God's honest truth]
Sources: copy of sworn affidavit dated 5th January 1995 (CAM/KS/1995 – not seen by Shirley Harrison until 22nd January 1997, when MB sends her a copy. Not seen by Keith Skinner until 23rd January 1997, when SH gives him a copy. KS faxes a copy to Paul Feldman on 31st January 1997.)
https://www.casebook.org/suspects/ja...con.bjan5.html
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Caz
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Originally posted by caz View PostGrow up, or get yourself better informed.
No offence.
Love,
Caz
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no offence. : )"Is all that we see or seem
but a dream within a dream?"
-Edgar Allan Poe
"...the man and the peaked cap he is said to have worn
quite tallies with the descriptions I got of him."
-Frederick G. Abberline
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Originally posted by Iconoclast View PostAs I have said many times, the answer to this question lies in the statistics and - in particular - the utterly implausible nature of many events and circumstances were James Maybrick innocent of the Whitechapel crimes.
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Originally posted by caz View Post
But it isn't new research, is it, Observer? Not by any stretch. The 'anomaly' was found back in the 90s.
Credit where credit is due please.
This has to be one of the more bizarre 'spins' I've seen in a good while.
'Orsam' acknowledges that Feldman and his research team must have seen this documentation. Indeed, it was one of the more disturbing aspects of his article...
The point, as I see it, is that Feldman didn't bother to inform his readers that the aunt was actually a godmother. He must have seen this 'anomaly,' as you call it (would a better word be 'error' or 'discrepancy'?) but never mentioned it.
So what 'credit' is due? Credit for suppressing data damaging to the Diary's supposed accuracy?
I suppose it is time once again to quote Howells and Skinner.
"Supporting evidence was only being investigated insofar as it was of value to the plot, and debilitating research was being omitted altogether."
It makes me appreciate Stephen Senise's honesty for quickly informing the community that he had the wrong George Hutchinson. Unfortunately, that attitude is rather rare in what some call "Ripperology."
And no matter what spin anyone puts to this, it certainly doesn't make Feldman look very good, and it make me wonder what else may have been churned up by his research, but was never reported.
RP
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Originally posted by Abby Normal View Post
congrats caz youre one of the worlds leading experts on an inconsequential half assed hoax and for all your being "better informed" youve still been fooled by(according to you) a drunken idiot
no offence. : )
I suggested The Baron get better informed about my position re the diary. I would jolly well hope to be better informed than most about what I think.
If anyone has been fooled by Bongo, it ain't me. I'm immune to everything the liar ever said about the diary's origins.
But many people believe the word of Mike Barrett because - er - actually, I don't really have a clue why they would believe him. They just do.
Nowt so queer as folk, as they say.
Love,
Caz
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Originally posted by rjpalmer View PostThis has to be one of the more bizarre 'spins' I've seen in a good while.
Not sure about a 'spin'. I just read the recent posts regarding Keith's research on Florie's aunt, with Anne Graham's assistance. First I knew about the aunt/Godmother thing and all the possible permutations and interpretations concerning the few words in the diary on the subject.
And I don't read anything these days coming from the misleading source that is David Barrat. He was permanently banned from the casebook two years ago, so I don't see any reason to go in search of what he has to say today on any subject, least of all the diary he falsely claims the Barretts created in early April 1992!
'Orsam' acknowledges that Feldman and his research team must have seen this documentation. Indeed, it was one of the more disturbing aspects of his article...
None of this points to a modern hoax anyway, does it?
The point, as I see it, is that Feldman didn't bother to inform his readers that the aunt was actually a godmother. He must have seen this 'anomaly,' as you call it (would a better word be 'error' or 'discrepancy'?) but never mentioned it.
So what 'credit' is due? Credit for suppressing data damaging to the Diary's supposed accuracy?
And no matter what spin anyone puts to this, it certainly doesn't make Feldman look very good, and it make me wonder what else may have been churned up by his research, but was never reported.
Nice try, RJ, but it won't wash in 2020. Keith didn't 'suppress' the fact that he had looked into Florie's elusive aunt back in 1992/3, did he? Who else would have known - apart from Anne Graham, who ain't talking - if Keith hadn't given Ike permission to report it?
Much ado about nothing. Come back when you've found some new 'data' that explains how Bongo was hoping to make use of the 1891 diary he ordered from Martin Earl, in the context of a Barrett hoax designed to impress Doreen on 13th April 1992.
Love,
Caz
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Originally posted by caz View Postand it was hardly 'suppressed' if the information was there in the files to be found by anyone with a will to look.
There you have it, future Ripperologists. If debilitating data exists somewhere (even in a publisher's desk drawer?) you have no moral obligation to report it, and you need not be accused of suppressing it, either, because someone else will eventually find it...maybe...someday...
I'm glad that you hold would-be historians to such high standards, Caz.
Splendid.
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Originally posted by rjpalmer View Post
Unfrickin' believable.
There you have it, future Ripperologists. If debilitating data exists somewhere (even in a publisher's desk drawer?) you have no moral obligation to report it, and you need not be accused of suppressing it, either, because someone else will eventually find it...maybe...someday...
I'm glad that you hold would-be historians to such high standards, Caz.
Splendid.
When are you going to apologise for criticising Shirley and co for not being frickin' psychic, when all your criticism should have been directed at Melvin and co for their underhand tactics?
Sometime never?
Do you really think there was only one possible interpretation of the aunt/Godmother reference, and therefore Keith and co 'suppressed' it deliberately, knowing it would instantly kill off the diary, with or without a credible forgery claim from Mike Barrett?
Come on now, RJ, I don't believe you are that naive.
Love,
Caz
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