WHAT HAVE YOU GOT AGAINST ABBERLINE?
Films have made him out to be an alchoholic and a drug user but there is no evidence to base this on.
He was brought into the case because of his experience and knowledge of the area.
HE DIDN'T SOLVE THIS, BUT DOESN'T DESERVE TO BE BLAMED!
His wife was obviously unable to have children, but he stayed with her!
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ABBERLINE WAS MARRIED TWICE:
Once in March 1868 to 25-year-old Martha Mackness, the daughter of a labourer, from Elton, Northamptonshire; she died of tuberculosis two months after the marriage. On 17 December 1876, over a decade before the Ripper murders, Abberline married 32-year-old Emma Beament, the daughter of a merchant, from Hoxton New Town, Shoreditch. Although they had no children, there is no credible evidence that the couple were unhappy, and the marriage lasted until Frederick’s death over 50 years later. On his retirement from the Pinkerton Detective Agency in 1904 Abberline retired to Bournemouth.
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Originally posted by DJA View Post
Few reasons myself.
The Cleveland Street scandal illustrated how good he was at following orders from above by not catching Lord Somerset.
Mary Ann Nichols was the first victim.She was murdered in the early hours of 31 August.
Inspector First Class Abberline of Scotland Yard was assigned to the case and turned up at the inquest the very next day.
Very fishy
If he hadn't solved the case after Eddowes' murder,he should have after Mary Ann Kelly's.
Both cases involved homosexuality and in Kelly's case worse.
Look at the list of people who stand out by not getting married,not having offspring or had dubious reputations for the time.
Henry Matthews tops my list. Abberline is on it.
Henry Gawen Sutton's wife gave him three daughters.
Meh.
On the 31st August 1888, following the murder of Mary Ann “Polly” Nichols in Bucks Row, Scotland Yard SECONDED AN EXPERIENCED OFFICER to J Division, Bethnal Green to lead the GROUND INVESTIGATION into the Whitechapel Murders. Just over a week later, after the murder of Annie Chapman in Hanbury Street he would also be seconded to H Division DUE TO HIS EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE AREA.
He was sent to observe Polly's inquest!
NOTHING FISHY ABOUT THAT!
and this should be started in it's own thread titled INSPECTOR FREDERICK ABBERLINE! I HATE CONSPIRACY THEORIES!
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View PostI m also of the belief that certainly detective Abberline new the identity of jtr, but for a few other reasons also . Im curious as to what conspiracy your implying tho DJA ?
The Cleveland Street scandal illustrated how good he was at following orders from above by not catching Lord Somerset.
Mary Ann Nichols was the first victim.She was murdered in the early hours of 31 August.
Inspector First Class Abberline of Scotland Yard was assigned to the case and turned up at the inquest the very next day.
Very fishy
If he hadn't solved the case after Eddowes' murder,he should have after Mary Ann Kelly's.
Both cases involved homosexuality and in Kelly's case worse.
Look at the list of people who stand out by not getting married,not having offspring or had dubious reputations for the time.
Henry Matthews tops my list. Abberline is on it.
Henry Gawen Sutton's wife gave him three daughters.
Meh.
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NOBODY KNEW THE IDENTITY OF JACK THE RIPPER!
Nobody was trying to blackmail anyone!
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I m also of the belief that certainly detective Abberline new the identity of jtr, but for a few other reasons also . Im curious as to what conspiracy your implying tho DJA ?
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No,however he is an excellent researcher and author.
He shares my interests in Transactional Analysis and Jack the Ripper.
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Dave, have you ever corresponded with Nick Connell about Sutton?
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I have absolutely no doubt that Jack's identity was known,especially to Abberline and Major Henry Smith who were part of a conspiracy to ensure that he was not caught.
Who is "we"?
I've spent a decade on this.
Yourself?
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Seems as if Kate was getting all hot and bothered about having the reward money in her hands, that she would even name her own dad. Well I certainly don't think she really knew who the killer was and neither did those at the top, who were doing just as what we are today- banding names and theories about like there's no tomorrow. How well were these named suspects investigated before they were tossed on the free to go pile?
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Originally posted by Wickerman View Post
Agreed!
Everyone and their dog "thought they knew him".
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Prefer "working hypothesis".
Damn sight more sensible than the garbage that has been spruiked for decades.
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Originally posted by DJA View Post
You mean like "I came back from hopping to blackmail the pathologist who murdered Nichols and Chapman for trying to blackmail him.
You'd know the guy,he is the protege and partner of the Queen's doctor.
His son in law is the top shrink at Bedlam."
Nah
Nah!
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