Originally posted by Tom_Wescott
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott
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Thank you so very much for the reply.
I admire your books greatly.
at this point a simple murder isn’t enough for Jack. I agree that Stride’s and the death leaves the Ripper unsatisfied
A slit throat alone, is not what he is seeking. Thus the Eddowes evisceration indicates that’s the sort of violence he was thirsting.
The Ripper having killed two in one night, must realize the terror this will create in throughout London.
I am curious about the chalk. Not sure why there seems to be a question about the Ripper needing to get chalk.
The pockets of his victims are packeted with small personal items.
Certainly there’s room in a man’s jacket and coat. It’s cold and wet— more layers, more pockets.
William Marshall and Emily Marsh describe Jack’s appearance to be like a clerk.
Clerks use chalk, butchers, grocers, many businesses need daily prices in chalk
shame on Warren and Arnold. Indeed.
I find that the police pay a price for populating its force with a high percentage of military men.
Philosophy of the English army in the colonial period was predicted on minimizing rebellion.
Whitehall treated Whitechapel as a colony of foreigners . Constables at fixed points, like prison guards.
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