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  • #61
    I think c.d. is correct in that its reasonable to assume that the police must have asked Kidney for an alibi. But does Kidney come across to others as a drunken idiot not worthy of consideration. Have the police made a mistake in assuming that the so called serial killer JTR has killed Stride and disregarded Kidney as a viable offender. The inquest summing up tends to squash any ideas that it is somebody else who could have killed Stride but Kidney clearly lies at the inquest when another witness says that Stride had recently departed from Kidney after having had 'words' or something similar indicating a row and he seems to be agitated about her taking some items. I am not saying Kidney is responsible but there are some factors here that make him stand out a bit more than others. Also what's all the shouting about by Kidney at the police station on the evening of 1st Oct saying he can catch the ripper. Sounds to me like someone trying to distract the police's attention in the direction of JTR. Very odd I think.

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    • #62
      Originally posted by c.d. View Post
      The police were aware of Kidney and his relationship with Stride. If they never suspected him then they were complete and total idiots and incredibly incompetent. Since I don't think that was the case I have to believe they asked him for an alibi which he provided and which was checked. If he had no alibi, they would have asked Schwartz to identify him as the B.S. man. Since there is no report of that taking place I conclude he had an alibi.

      c.d.
      If Stride was prostituting herself outside the club she might have approached many men passing by, It is possible that one of the men simply pushed her away and heated words were exchanged.

      My own belief is that she was not a victim of JTR. It has been shown that Kidney lied at the inquest and I am surprised he having lied he was not asked by the coroner to account for his movements on the night she was murdered. He may well have given an alibi to the police which was uncheckable

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