Originally posted by Trevor Marriott
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“The clothing of the woman was very thin and bare. No money was found upon her, but the following articles were in the pockets of her dress:- A short clay pipe and an old cigarette case; a matchbox, an old pocket handkerchief, a knife which bore no traces of blood, and a small packet of tea and sugar, such as poor people who frequent common lodging-houses are in the habit of carrying.”
So my question was about when the list of her possessions was released to The Press. I asked because I don’t know the answer Trevor and I was wondering if you or anyone else did. If it was after the PM then Sequiera would have been aware of the missing organs when giving his estimate. If it wasn’t then we still have the fact that his estimate was 2 minutes less than Brown’s and Brown’s estimate definitely included the missing organs.
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