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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post
Hi Tom
But by leaving the apron and writing the graffiti in that off-road location how was he to know that they would ever be found, and more importantly linked to the Eddowes murder because for a start the graffiti bore no relevance to any murder past or present, and the apron piece was nothing more than a screwed up piece of rag.?
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The rag was found and matched to Eddowes' apron.
It doesn't matter want angle you try and put on it, it wasn't a sanitary towel!
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Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post
You're arguing about something that did happen as if it didn't.
The rag was found and matched to Eddowes' apron.
It doesn't matter want angle you try and put on it, it wasn't a sanitary towel!
If you are going to reply kindly reply to the content of the post you are replying to and do not introduce side issues which at this time are not relevant
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Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View PostBut by leaving the apron and writing the graffiti in that off-road location how was he to know that they would ever be found, and more importantly linked to the Eddowes murder because for a start the graffiti bore no relevance to any murder past or present, and the apron piece was nothing more than a screwed up piece of rag.?- You're arguing about something that did happen as if it didn't.
- The rag was found and matched to Eddowes' apron.
I introduced the side issue because it is relevant. Across multiple threads it can be shown that your one and only interest in the apron is trying to prove it was actually a sanitary towel.
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
That's what Anderson said, too, about the Ripper writing the GSG.
Yours truly,
Tom Wescott
That is not correct.
He used those words when he was claiming that the Whitechapel Murderer was a Polish Jew.
My own use of those words was meant humorously.
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View Post
If the GSG referred to anything I believe it could only have been the Berner Street Club, plastered as it was outside in Hebrew literature. The point of leaving Eddowe's apron beneath the writing was to connect the two crimes. He was concerned he wouldn't get credit for Stride due to the lack of mutilation. He needn't have worried, as it turns out.
Yours truly,
Tom Wescott
I agree with Trevor on this. If the Ripper had any concerns about getting credit why go about it in such a half ass way? Why not something along the lines of "tonight it was two" or something specific about the crimes?
By the way, welcome back. Hope you intend to put in some time here. You and Sam back as well. The gods have smiled on us.
c.d.
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Originally posted by c.d. View Post
Hello Tom,
I agree with Trevor on this. If the Ripper had any concerns about getting credit why go about it in such a half ass way? Why not something along the lines of "tonight it was two" or something specific about the crimes?
c.d.
The murderer was not seeking credit.
His sole purpose was to blame the Jews for the murders.
That is why he cut the apron in two, carried it such a long distance, and left a message blaming the Jews practically pointing to the apron piece, which had bloodstains from the latest victim.
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Originally posted by PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 1 View Post
The murderer was not seeking credit.
His sole purpose was to blame the Jews for the murders.
That is why he cut the apron in two, carried it such a long distance, and left a message blaming the Jews practically pointing to the apron piece, which had bloodstains from the latest victim.
c.d.
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Originally posted by c.d. View Post
So you know the intent of the murderer? Damn, that is impressive. The rest of us just have to speculate.
c.d.
There is no need to speculate about whether the murderer was trying to exploit the local anti-Jewish prejudice excited by the murders.
It is quite obvious that he did,
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Not to feed into the argument of "knowing" the killer's motive, but my thought has long been that they intended their identity and motive to actually be an ongoing mystery. They didn't want to be identified but they also didn't want someone else either taking credit or being believed to be the person behind the killings. They wanted the whole case to remain unsolved and their part in it to be solely known and understood by them. The power of having that knowledge would be as intoxicating as the carrying out of the murders themselves. That's why they stopped. They reached their ideal position of creating the situation and then living out the legacy.
That is my speculative opinion anyway.
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Originally posted by Darryl Kenyon View PostNeither Schwartz nor Lawende interrupted the ripper . If Schwartz is 100% accurate in what he saw it didn't stop the killer murdering Liz. And if we argue that he was interrupted in the mutilation the person most likely to have done this was Diemschultz who was Jewish, but since Dutfield's yard was pitch black more or less, the assailant would hardly notice this, if indeed he saw Diemschultz at all. As for Mitre sq the three Jewish gentlemen certainly [ again ] didn't stop the murder nor the mutilation . If anyone interrupted the ripper there it would be PC Watkin.
As for the apron being found near some graffiti mentioning the Jews, and it being a big coincidence if not connected. The area had its fair share of Jews and predominantly Jewish buildings. How do we know there wasn't other scrawlings on walls for or against the Jews further up the street say ?
I believe Walter Dew mentioned something like this .
Regards Darryl
Repectfully,but i couldnt disagree more. the ripper was interupted and seen while attacking stride by schwartz, who abberline described as having a strong jewish appearance, which pissed him off so much he yelled a disparaging jewish slur at him and probably led to him bolting before he could finish with mutilations. then a short time later, while trying to finagle eddowes into mitre square, hes seen by three more jews(and yes he may not have known they were jewish, but perhaps he did, or inferred it) who were speaking disparagingly about him.
imho thats why he cut her apron to sign the gsg to get back at them, obsfucate things, and throw some shade their way, perhaps hoping to fuel the jewish ripper theory which had recently been going around with the leather apron/pizer events. it also helps explain the sequence of events that night, with it it not being there when long went past the first time, because he went back to his bolt hole, clean up and grab some chalk before heading out to place it at a jewish residing building.
The police at the time thought it was from the ripper and it ties up all the evidence from the night of the double event. And it worked like a charm, probably better than the ripper expected.
There really shouldnt be any doubt the Gsg was written by the ripper, not to me anyway."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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then a short time later, while trying to finagle eddowes into mitre square, hes seen by three more jews(and yes he may not have known they were jewish, but perhaps he did, or inferred it) who were speaking disparagingly about him.
Hello Abby,
Isn't it reasonable to assume that the Ripper was seen by a number of people that night not just Jews? Where is the evidence that he heard them speaking disparagingly about him? Does that come from Lawende? I have never heard that before.
c.d.
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Originally posted by Curious Cat View PostNot to feed into the argument of "knowing" the killer's motive, but my thought has long been that they intended their identity and motive to actually be an ongoing mystery. They didn't want to be identified but they also didn't want someone else either taking credit or being believed to be the person behind the killings. They wanted the whole case to remain unsolved and their part in it to be solely known and understood by them. The power of having that knowledge would be as intoxicating as the carrying out of the murders themselves. That's why they stopped. They reached their ideal position of creating the situation and then living out the legacy.
That is my speculative opinion anyway.
I agree.
I would add that the murderer's survival instinct played a part in the timing of the cessation of the murders.
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Originally posted by c.d. View Postthen a short time later, while trying to finagle eddowes into mitre square, hes seen by three more jews(and yes he may not have known they were jewish, but perhaps he did, or inferred it) who were speaking disparagingly about him.
Hello Abby,
Isn't it reasonable to assume that the Ripper was seen by a number of people that night not just Jews? Where is the evidence that he heard them speaking disparagingly about him? Does that come from Lawende? I have never heard that before.
c.d.
yes he probably was but it was the jewish men who were pestering him. there is no evidence he heard lawende and company complaining about him, but the ripper was nothing if not alert and perceptive and it wouldnt be too surprising if he had heard them. at the very least they were hanging around watching him talk to eddowes so he was probably annoyed at that.
btw i beleive your in the DMV area? looks like finally this rain will let up and the sun will come later this afternoon. happy saturday!"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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btw i beleive your in the DMV area? looks like finally this rain will let up and the sun will come later this afternoon. happy saturday!
Why thank you. I believe you are a hiker. Just got the Sunday Afternoon Ultra Adventure Hat. Damn, what a nice hat. Phenomenal reviews all over the internet. Yes, very dorky but super protection and super lightweight and comfortable. Got it from REI but looks like it is even cheaper on amazon. Check it out if you need a good sun hat.
c.d.
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