Three Aliases, One Suspect

[Karmi-Sempai]

According to my previously mentioned 1980's Collier's Encyclopedia, Vassily Konovavov, Dr. Pedachenko (cited as Alexey Pedachenko), and a certain Andrey Luiskovo are one and the same person. There seems to be no proof each one ever existed, though.

[Remy.russell]

Well then, that would be make me, as an investigator, think that he did it. I mean, today anyone who lied about their name and was involved in a murder would be almost immediatly indicted and taken in for questioning.

I think it's rather obvious, by the way the women were mutilated, that it was a doctor or surgeon who killed them.

[jmenges]

Well then, that would be make me, as an investigator, think that he did it.

I'd investigate further if I were you. Maybe starting with his page in the Suspect's Guide.

There is no evidence that Pedachenko ever existed.

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JM

[Sam Flynn]

There's a Dr Eugene [Evgeny?] Pedachenko, a Ukrainian neurosurgeon at Glasgow University. No relation, I'm sure - and certainly not yer man. If he were, he'd be about 150 years old by now

[Remy.russell]

I'd investigate further if I were you. Maybe starting with his page in the Suspect's Guide.

There is no evidence that Pedachenko ever existed.

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JM

Thanks.

Perhaps. I still think it was a doctor. I doubt anyone uneducated could have known where everything was and have the proper tools to do such damage. That's just my oppinion, though.

[Phil Carter]

Pedachenko, Levinsky, Winberg

Hello all,

Spotted this little thing in the NZ Truth 22 December 1923 Page 6. I do not believe it has been posted before. Apologies if it has.

best wishes

Phil