Originally posted by jerryd
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Was Johnny Gill a Ripper Victim
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Originally posted by etenguy View PostFor those that were wondering, the data pattern I saw is below (and its so simple I'm sure others have noticed it before):
The murders of the canonical five were all at weekends but followed the pattern
Friday, Saturday, Sunday (double event), Friday
In addition the time between each murder was
1 week, 3 weeks (double event), 5 weeks then followed by the next day in the above day sequence.
So I looked at 7 weeks and the next day in the sequence and that was the date Johnny Gill's body was found (I can't yet find an actual time of death).
May all be coincidence, but an unusual one that this double sequence should hold across the canon.
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Originally posted by Errata View PostSomeone named Kathryn McMaster wrote a book on the subject. I have not read it, it was merely the product of a Google search.
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Originally posted by jerryd View Post
I don't think he was a ripper victim but he was the victim of a post-mortem mutilator. I personally believe his murder was connected to the one in 1891 of the child, Barbara Waterhouse, who was murdered and mutilated in Horsforth, Leeds. Not far from Bradford. Walter Lewis Turner, the guilty man in Barbara's case, was living in Shipley in 1888 which was minutes up the road from Johnny Gill's house. I did a lot of research into this case a few years ago. It's somewhere on one of these boards. I think Turner could be the culprit in the Johnny Gill case. The police at the time thought he could be as well. He had hung by then, though.
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Originally posted by Joshua Rogan View Post
I believe he was last seen on the morning of Thursday Dec 27th, and his remains were discovered early on the 29th.
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Originally posted by Michael W Richards View PostIve always felt this murder was one of 2 things....the killer of Whitechapel working out of town, or proof positive that at least 2 men capable of soulless violent acts were around at the same period in time. I lean towards the second.
TristanBest wishes,
Tristan
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Originally posted by Michael W Richards View PostIve always felt this murder was one of 2 things....the killer of Whitechapel working out of town, or proof positive that at least 2 men capable of soulless violent acts were around at the same period in time. I lean towards the second.
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