Alleged photo of one of the victims found at Clapham

[belinda]

They were not unfortunate all their lives. It is possible that Polly,Lis or Kate could have had a similar kind of photograph to Annies taken at some point.
If Mary Jane did work in the West End her "employers" could have paid for a photograph of her too

[Canopy]

I am not saying otherwise belinda - just not likely. I'm very open to ideas as NONE of us know what really happened...I just don't think it likely. They MAY have kept photographs from "better times" for all I know but, don't think it likely. I'm not saying anybody is "wrong" as no way I could do that in not knowing myself - I'm just working on probability.

All the best,

C.

Edit to add: To be honest, I'd love to know if the photographs left were of dead/alive people...

[Nino]

"Whosoever finds these photos, please take care of them, as the cabinet is one of the murdered women in Whitechapel, and the others her sister. The victim I kissed 20 times, and tried it on again, but I got no brass, so she told me to kiss her and to a dreadful end she came on the eve of her death."

It reminds me of the "clerk" seen kissing and hugging Liz Stride at Bricklayer's Arms before, and in and out of Berner st then.
I don't explain the photos about "her sister" (perhaps a reference to MrsMalcolm statement but at 21th oct already that mistake was cleared - if someone had yet continued to read newspapers).
"Brass" sound like "money": maybe he got no money after offering her the date (paying at pub, buying redrose/maidenfern and a grapestalk also, according to Packer) and finally he got angry that he was missing the mark..
this doesn't go together with Schwartz deposition, so let's take a step back.
Aftermath midnight he (the clerk) had no brass anymore, nonetheless they had tried to closet (according to Packer) but it was in vain. They're talkin quietly when a broadshoulders man is approching...

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