Originally posted by Abby Normal
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From Mitre Square to Goulston Street - Some thoughts.
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Originally posted by PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 1 View PostWhat are the chances of staff at two mortuaries both deciding to excise the uterus?
And what are the chances of the murderer then doing the same in Miller's Court?
And the uteri were removed from Chapman and Eddowes using two different methods from two different mortuaries, indicating two different persons who carried out the removals hardly consistent with a killer removing them.
No organs were taken away from Millers Court
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Originally posted by Abby Normal View Post
Hi wulf and JW
do you really agree with Trevor on this? First of all she wasnt "stabbed several times in the abdoman". The liver had one stab wound, and a couple of cuts, so even that stab wound could have been accidental, and it wasnt even the organ he was going for anyway--it was the kidney and uterus.
Secondly, the rippers motivation wasnt neccessarily "murder and mutilation", it was post mortem mutilation, cutting internal(mainly) and external body parts and taking away internal organs. The latter which Trevor clearly dosnt agree with, and actually has a rather whacky theory for.
Murder and mutilation aren't motives are they I suppose, they are the acts. I consider the motive to be lust/sexual and a hatred of women.
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Originally posted by DJA View PostThree out of three clearly do not understand my post regarding Nichols and Eddowes.
These mental midgets believe the motive for murder was murder
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What are the chances of staff at two mortuaries both deciding to excise the uterus?
And what are the chances of the murderer then doing the same in Miller's Court?
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Three out of three clearly do not understand my post regarding Nichols and Eddowes.
These mental midgets believe the motive for murder was murder
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Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post
Something we agree on Trevor!
do you really agree with Trevor on this? First of all she wasnt "stabbed several times in the abdoman". The liver had one stab wound, and a couple of cuts, so even that stab wound could have been accidental, and it wasnt even the organ he was going for anyway--it was the kidney and uterus.
Secondly, the rippers motivation wasnt neccessarily "murder and mutilation", it was post mortem mutilation, cutting internal(mainly) and external body parts and taking away internal organs. The latter which Trevor clearly dosnt agree with, and actually has a rather whacky theory for.
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Someone intent on removing the organs and who had great anatomy skills as you suggest would not have stabbed Eddowes several times in the abdomen thereby damaging any organs they would be looking to excise.
The motive for the murder was simply murder and mutilation !!!!!!!!!!!!!
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Someone intent on removing the organs and who had great anatomy skills as you suggest would not have stabbed Eddowes several times in the abdomen thereby damaging any organs they would be looking to excise.
The motive for the murder was simply murder and mutilation !!!!!!!!!!!!!
www.trevormarriott.co.uk
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Originally posted by DJA View Post
Hi Tom,
The story goes back to 1867 when Mary Ann Nichols and Catherine Eddowes/Conway were inpatients of Sutton's.(Patients 2 and 7). They spent over a month together.
medcht00094-0102.pdf
Strep pyogenes that causes the disease reside in the small intestine.
In late August when Eddowes was looking after her sister who resided at 6 Thrawl Street,Nichols moved from 18 Thrawl Steet to 56 Flower and Dean Street next door to Eddowes at 55.
Eddowes goes hopping.
Nichols is murdered close to the London Hospital.
Eddowes returns seeking a reward.
She is soon murdered.
Her wounds suggest someone with great skill and knowledge of her medical history.
That is just for starters.
I seek a writer.
Kindly PM your email and 'phone number.
All the Best,
Dave.
The motive for the murder was simply murder and mutilation !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
DJA, I'm genuinely interested in hearing this idea of yours out.
Yours truly,
Tom Wescott
The story goes back to 1867 when Mary Ann Nichols and Catherine Eddowes/Conway were inpatients of Sutton's.(Patients 2 and 7). They spent over a month together.
medcht00094-0102.pdf
Strep pyogenes that causes the disease reside in the small intestine.
In late August when Eddowes was looking after her sister who resided at 6 Thrawl Street,Nichols moved from 18 Thrawl Steet to 56 Flower and Dean Street next door to Eddowes at 55.
Eddowes goes hopping.
Nichols is murdered close to the London Hospital.
Eddowes returns seeking a reward.
She is soon murdered.
Her wounds suggest someone with great skill and knowledge of her medical history.
That is just for starters.
I seek a writer.
Kindly PM your email and 'phone number.
All the Best,
Dave.
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Originally posted by Wickerman View Post
It's quite possible that the coroner had a copy of Warren's note, which might explain why he pressed PC Long about the spelling of Jews.
That is possible.
The coroner appears to have been aware of the Juwes spelling before he questioned Long about it and even before Halse gave evidence.
It was Halse who recorded the spelling as Juwes and the coroner asked Long about it again, after Halse had finished giving evidence.
It seems that the version we have ended up with is Warren's and Long's wording, Warren's layout of the words, and Warren and Halse's spelling of the word Jews.
It is reported at
that Warren spelled the word Jewes, but there are, I believe, too many loops in his writing of that word for that to be a correct transcription of his copy.
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Originally posted by PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 1 View Post
That is right - and the only issue left is exactly how the word Jews was mis-spelled.
The fact that it was mis-spelled, however, should rule out Gull, Sickert, Druitt, and Albert Victor - even in the event they did not have alibis.
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