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  • FISHY1118
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    You should know by now that It is wrong to assume anything in Ripperology

    There is no record of him giving an alibi or him ever being formally interviewed and being eliminated. and even if he was interviewed he could have easily said he was in his room asleep !!!!!!!!!!!!

    As I said previous if her murder had been a one off then no doubt Kidney would have been the first person they arrested given their torrid relationship and him having a propensity of violence towards her, but the police were faced with two murders the same night which they at the time and in my opinion wrongly linked both to the previous murders and JTR.

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    For the police to Arrest Kidney for Strides murder , they would have to have had a damm good reason to do so As he was never arrested for her crime what does that tell us ? . Lets leave kidney out of this mess [for obvious reasons] for goodness sake. Its just a another redherring that people like to make up thats surrounded by speculation , conjecture and circumstances, just to make a point. Which ultimately leads nowhere to finding the killer which is never suprizing .

    This is surely to be put in the Eagle and Lave and now Kidney ''Silly bin'' as Strides killer . Move on ,nothing to see here .

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  • c.d.
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    There is no record of him giving an alibi or him ever being formally interviewed and being eliminated. and even if he was interviewed he could have easily said he was in his room asleep !!!!!!!!!!!!


    Correct. But then you bring in Schwartz to look at him. I mean seriously. They wouldn't have thought of that? I am amazed at how eager you seem to be to disparage Scotland Yard. Did these detectives have any training at all?

    c.d.

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by c.d. View Post
    Surely we can’t assume that the police didn’t bother checking to see if Kidney had an alibi though?

    My guess would be that the police asked him for an alibi. He had one which they checked and he was cleared. If he had no alibi, I would imagine that they would have asked Schwartz to take a look at him. That they never imagined Kidney to be a suspect is possible but extremely unlikely unless the police were complete idiots.

    c.d.
    Well history and the documented actions of the police throughout these murders has shown that they were not the brightest sparks in the fire but that is not entireley their fault they did the best they could, but the reality is that they never had to deal with a serial killer of this magnitude before and were simply ill equipped and ill advised.

    You also have to take into consideration the differences in Strides murder to the rest of the murders sugest to me a different killer for Stride

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    Last edited by Trevor Marriott; 06-04-2022, 10:54 PM.

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

    Ditto c.d’s post. Surely we can’t assume that the police didn’t bother checking to see if Kidney had an alibi though?
    You should know by now that It is wrong to assume anything in Ripperology

    There is no record of him giving an alibi or him ever being formally interviewed and being eliminated. and even if he was interviewed he could have easily said he was in his room asleep !!!!!!!!!!!!

    As I said previous if her murder had been a one off then no doubt Kidney would have been the first person they arrested given their torrid relationship and him having a propensity of violence towards her, but the police were faced with two murders the same night which they at the time and in my opinion wrongly linked both to the previous murders and JTR.

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    Last edited by Trevor Marriott; 06-04-2022, 10:41 PM.

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  • c.d.
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    Surely we can’t assume that the police didn’t bother checking to see if Kidney had an alibi though?

    My guess would be that the police asked him for an alibi. He had one which they checked and he was cleared. If he had no alibi, I would imagine that they would have asked Schwartz to take a look at him. That they never imagined Kidney to be a suspect is possible but extremely unlikely unless the police were complete idiots.

    c.d.

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  • c.d.
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    Originally posted by Aethelwulf View Post

    there should be a separate area of case book called 'totally b*ll*cks stupid conspiracy theories' for this sort of nonsense. leave all the nutters to it.
    Not enough bandwidth for that.

    c.d.

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  • Al Bundy's Eyes
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    Originally posted by Newbie View Post
    Throat slashing seems like such an unusual choice in a dispute fueled by drunken rage and frustration: its not punishment, its a quick death.
    It was not a robbery, where one robs a person and then eliminates them from screaming.

    Its perpetrated by someone who has meditated upon killing; its what an assassin would do.

    Jealous boyfriends are always number one suspects....or else there would not be operas.
    Its possible that the police did not require Stride's boyfriend to furnish a convincing alibi, but very unlikely.
    There was a throat cutting domestic murder commited that same night though. Certainly not ripper related but worth keeping in mind.

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  • Herlock Sholmes
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    Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

    I think researchers have become blinkered in their approach to this murder, as were the police in 1888 by linking this murder to the rest when there are signifiant differnces which were clearly evident back then, and still are today and ignoring the most likely suspect for Strides murder that being Michael Kidney her boyfriend/partner.

    I can find no record of Kidney accounting for his movements at the time of her murder.

    Stride was seen arguing with a man shortly before her murder that man has never been identified so that arugment has all the hallmarks of a domestic argument and I dont believe for one minute that JTR would get involved in a street incident with a potential victim especially at that time of the night outside a club when the public were still about. That man could have been Kidney or simply a potential punter who she accosted who wanted nothing to do with her

    It is documented that they had a torrid realtionship.

    Kidney was previoulsy charged with assaulting her

    There is also a conflict between his inquest testimony and other witnesses

    From and investigative perspective if the the Stride murder had been a one off, then the first person given their torrid history togther who would have been suspected would have been Kidney but becasue of the previous murders and the murder of Eddowes the same night the police believed her murder to be the work of JTR taking the suspicion away from Kidney.

    Shorty after her murder he went to the police station suggesting that he had information as to her murder but failed to disclose anything. I believe this to be an attempt to deflect any suspicion away from him.

    Don Rumbellow in his book The Complete Jack the Ripper also postulates Kidney as a likely suspect.

    Ditto c.d’s post. Surely we can’t assume that the police didn’t bother checking to see if Kidney had an alibi though?

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  • c.d.
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    Originally posted by Newbie View Post
    Throat slashing seems like such an unusual choice in a dispute fueled by drunken rage and frustration: its not punishment, its a quick death.
    It was not a robbery, where one robs a person and then eliminates them from screaming.

    Its perpetrated by someone who has meditated upon killing; its what an assassin would do.

    Jealous boyfriends are always number one suspects....or else there would not be operas.
    Its possible that the police did not require Stride's boyfriend to furnish a convincing alibi, but very unlikely.
    Agree on all points, Newbie

    It seems that to accept the idea that the B.S. man killed in a drunken, frustrated rage is to simply gloss over the fact that no argument was heard post Schwartz. No indication that Stride was slapped around. No stab wounds to the body. No clothes torn. And a killing after being seen by Schwartz and the Pipe Man. Possible? Yes. But all the evidence seems a deviation from the norm and what we would expect to see from the B.S. man as her killer.

    c.d.

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  • Newbie
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    Throat slashing seems like such an unusual choice in a dispute fueled by drunken rage and frustration: its not punishment, its a quick death.
    It was not a robbery, where one robs a person and then eliminates them from screaming.

    Its perpetrated by someone who has meditated upon killing; its what an assassin would do.

    Jealous boyfriends are always number one suspects....or else there would not be operas.
    Its possible that the police did not require Stride's boyfriend to furnish a convincing alibi, but very unlikely.
    Last edited by Newbie; 06-04-2022, 05:36 PM.

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  • Newbie
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    Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
    And i repeat, There is no such evidence that Eagle and Lave were were on the spot where Schwartz saw the attact on Stride at 12.45am


    Morris Eagle, who also affirmed, said: I live at No. 4, New-road, Commercial-road, and travel in jewellery. I am a member of the International Workmen's Club, which meets at 40, Berner-street. I was there on Saturday, several times during the day, and was in the chair during the discussion in the evening. After the discussion, between half-past eleven and a quarter to twelve o'clock, I left the club to take my young lady home,'' ''going out through the front door. I returned about twenty minutes to one. I tried the front door, but, finding it closed, I went through the gateway into the yard, reaching the club in that way.''

    Its safe to say Eagle was in the club at 12.40/1 am more than enough time for him to completley miss the whole schwartz /Stride incident .

    Your making a total balls up of this whole affair . Move on .!!!!
    Just a general complaint, and not just focused on this accounting:

    are witnesses always looking at their watch before doing minor stuff, and are their watches running perfectly on time?

    12:40 am is more likely anytime between 12:25 am and 12:55 am. I would guess that he backtracks in time based on the hullabaloo outside, learns of the official time for that event, and then estimates a time afterwards. How sober was he after 12 am is doubtful.

    Only a police accounting of a significant event (murder?) should be taken with any degree of precision.
    Last edited by Newbie; 06-04-2022, 05:14 PM.

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by c.d. View Post
    It is documented that they had a torrid realtionship.

    Kidney was previoulsy charged with assaulting her

    There is also a conflict between his inquest testimony and other witnesses


    Hello Trevor,

    Yes, absolutely. The problem is that a ten year old child could have connected those dots and we are to believe that a trained Scotland Yard detective could not? Possible but very hard to believe.


    From and investigative perspective if the the Stride murder had been a one off, then the first person given their torrid history togther who would have been suspected would have been Kidney but becasue of the previous murders and the murder of Eddowes the same night the police believed her murder to be the work of JTR taking the suspicion away from Kidney.

    This same argument gets made with other suspects as well, Barnett, for example. But no matter the suspect the argument has the same failing. How could the police possibly know that the Ripper wasn't Kidney since they had no idea who the Ripper actually was?

    c.d.
    The point being made is that if Kidney killed Stride he was not the Ripper because her murder was of a domestic nature.

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  • Newbie
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    Originally posted by caz View Post

    Who said she wanted, or was planning, to use that location for sex? If she was there when BS man approached her with threatening behaviour, she may simply have felt safer staying put, where club members were coming and going, in case he turned really nasty, rather than going anywhere else, with or without him.



    So?

    Love,

    Caz
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    I would agree with one caveat: she would have had that attitude whether or not she was soliciting,
    given the recent killings.

    Jack most probably was not alien to engaging prostitutes in some manner.

    I highly doubt that the canonical five (& a few other victims more or less) were his only interactions with that profession,
    and I doubt he had a now or never approach to his killings.

    How many times did he pull out before an attack because the situation was not right, we'll never know.



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  • c.d.
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    It is documented that they had a torrid realtionship.

    Kidney was previoulsy charged with assaulting her

    There is also a conflict between his inquest testimony and other witnesses


    Hello Trevor,

    Yes, absolutely. The problem is that a ten year old child could have connected those dots and we are to believe that a trained Scotland Yard detective could not? Possible but very hard to believe.


    From and investigative perspective if the the Stride murder had been a one off, then the first person given their torrid history togther who would have been suspected would have been Kidney but becasue of the previous murders and the murder of Eddowes the same night the police believed her murder to be the work of JTR taking the suspicion away from Kidney.

    This same argument gets made with other suspects as well, Barnett, for example. But no matter the suspect the argument has the same failing. How could the police possibly know that the Ripper wasn't Kidney since they had no idea who the Ripper actually was?

    c.d.

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  • Trevor Marriott
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    Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

    There’s no such thing as a ‘comfort zone.’ The notion that I (and others) would have some kind of misguided, sentimental attachment to a certain version of events is beyond ludicrous. I have no theory to defend which requires Schwartz to be considered genuine, I’m undecided on whether Stride was a ripper victim or not. Your constant accusations just don’t stand up to scrutiny in regard to myself or anyone else. Jeff, to take but one example, is about as fair-minded an open as it gets and yet he doesn’t think that the evidence points to any kind of cover-up, is he a ‘gutless, miserable sod in your eyes? Is Frank? Is George?

    The fact is that it’s you that won’t confront the unwanted truth……that nothing mysterious occurred. If you approach any topic with the ‘conspiracy goggles’ on you will undoubtedly find something but you are just rigidly reluctant to accept the obvious. That times shouldn’t be taken as being exact. The people do make errors. That the Press can exaggerate occasionally. That people can misinterpret.

    The only unwarranted truth is that you absolutely, desperately want to find a mystery. You so desperately want to be the one to find something new that you can’t help but let your imagination run riot. And in doing this you have to turn a blind eye to the inconvenient…

    Who was the genius that said “I know the ideal person to be our false witness; a Hungarian bloke who can’t speak English?
    How lucky were they that the ‘man who wasn’t there’ had a real, checkable reason for being in a place that he never actually was?
    How lucky were they that this man was so monumentally gullible that he ignored any very obvious possibility that some unknown witness in Berner Street might have been able to show the police that the incident didn’t occur?
    How monumentally gullible was this man about placing himself alone at the scene of a murder in a series of horrific murders that were being blamed, in many quarters, on foreigners (tick) and Jews (tick)? Perhaps he hadn’t heard of the ripper?
    How monumentally dumb were our plotters by ignoring all of the vastly more obvious and more effective alternative ‘plots’ in favour of this rubbish one?
    How unlucky we’re they that Schwartz cocked up this childishly simple (if crap) plan?
    Why didn’t the plotters make sure that all of those involved, and who would be questioned by the Police, had there timings tied up?
    How could they have come up with such a plan in such a short space of time?
    We have no known, or reasonable, motive for this kind of plot.
    If we allow for a very reasonable, and very understandable margin for error on timings it has been shown time and again that the events in Berner Street could very easily have occurred without mystery. Only a point blank desire for mystery and the complete refusal to accept a margin for error prevents the acceptance of this.
    How many times, when hearing of a murder in the street, do we learn of plots and false witnesses. Or is there a prosaic explanation 99.99% of the time?

    All of this and more should be more than enough to tell us that there was no plot or cover-up. Simply a tragic murder involving fallible, human witnesses.
    I think researchers have become blinkered in their approach to this murder, as were the police in 1888 by linking this murder to the rest when there are signifiant differnces which were clearly evident back then, and still are today and ignoring the most likely suspect for Strides murder that being Michael Kidney her boyfriend/partner.

    I can find no record of Kidney accounting for his movements at the time of her murder.

    Stride was seen arguing with a man shortly before her murder that man has never been identified so that arugment has all the hallmarks of a domestic argument and I dont believe for one minute that JTR would get involved in a street incident with a potential victim especially at that time of the night outside a club when the public were still about. That man could have been Kidney or simply a potential punter who she accosted who wanted nothing to do with her

    It is documented that they had a torrid realtionship.

    Kidney was previoulsy charged with assaulting her

    There is also a conflict between his inquest testimony and other witnesses

    From and investigative perspective if the the Stride murder had been a one off, then the first person given their torrid history togther who would have been suspected would have been Kidney but becasue of the previous murders and the murder of Eddowes the same night the police believed her murder to be the work of JTR taking the suspicion away from Kidney.

    Shorty after her murder he went to the police station suggesting that he had information as to her murder but failed to disclose anything. I believe this to be an attempt to deflect any suspicion away from him.

    Don Rumbellow in his book The Complete Jack the Ripper also postulates Kidney as a likely suspect.


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