Who was killed by Jack the Ripper?

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  • Geddy2112
    Inspector
    • Dec 2015
    • 1474

    #181
    Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
    I think given all the breaks and the over rate + average rate of play, about 4.00 pm finish seems about right if indeed it started at 11.00 am [ im fairly sure the match on the 1st Sept started at 11am . However , as you say it doesnt matter either way earlier or later as Steve points out in the Podcast ,he could have technically made it back to London early evening or as late as 10.37PM .
    If a match started at 11am and only 80 odd runs was scored from both teams it would have been finished long before 4pm. There would have been no need for breaks. Two hours tops, with a break for innings.

    Jack the Ripper - Double Cross

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    • FISHY1118
      Assistant Commissioner
      • May 2019
      • 3823

      #182
      Originally posted by Geddy2112 View Post

      If a match started at 11am and only 80 odd runs was scored from both teams it would have been finished long before 4pm. There would have been no need for breaks. Two hours tops, with a break for innings.
      You might wanna listen to the podcast from 26 mins to 28 mins . Its not just the runs scored that that determine the lenth of a cricket match when discussing time estimates, but the amount of overs bowled to score them , as is explain by Steve Blomer.


      Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Podcast - Oh, Dear Boss: Druitt's on a Sticky Wicket
      'It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is. It doesn't matter how smart you are . If it doesn't agree with experiment, its wrong'' . Richard Feynman

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      • GBinOz
        Assistant Commissioner
        • Jun 2021
        • 3276

        #183
        Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post

        You might wanna listen to the podcast from 26 mins to 28 mins . Its not just the runs scored that that determine the lenth of a cricket match when discussing time estimates, but the amount of overs bowled to score them , as is explain by Steve Blomer.


        Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Podcast - Oh, Dear Boss: Druitt's on a Sticky Wicket
        https://www.casebook.org/podcast/listen.html?id=331
        Quite correct Fishy. This site shows some records of slow innings:

        https://www.espncricinfo.com/records...-scored-283141
        I'm a short timer. But I can still think and have opinions. That's what I do.

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        • Geddy2112
          Inspector
          • Dec 2015
          • 1474

          #184
          Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post

          You might wanna listen to the podcast from 26 mins to 28 mins . Its not just the runs scored that that determine the length of a cricket match when discussing time estimates, but the amount of overs bowled to score them , as is explain by Steve Blomer.
          With all due respect to Steven I'll take my neigh on 30 years playing at a semi-professional levels worth of experience.

          Jack the Ripper - Double Cross

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          • FISHY1118
            Assistant Commissioner
            • May 2019
            • 3823

            #185
            Originally posted by Geddy2112 View Post

            With all due respect to Steven I'll take my neigh on 30 years playing at a semi-professional levels worth of experience.
            I've been playing longer that, and I can promise you its often the case as to what I posted and what is said on the podcast.

            Id be gobsmacked in all your 30 years did never experience a game or two that dragged on for many many overs for not much runs .
            'It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is. It doesn't matter how smart you are . If it doesn't agree with experiment, its wrong'' . Richard Feynman

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            • Herlock Sholmes
              Commissioner
              • May 2017
              • 23465

              #186
              The question is could Druitt have had time to get to London? The answer to that question has to beyes. Now unless we are trying to suggest that the game (intended as a 2 innings game) began at 4pm with the players expecting to play in the dark or else it started earlier and for some bizarrely inexplicable reason the two teams just blocked and picked off a single every other over then I can’t really see an issue. There is only one conclusion…this cricket match categorically doesn’t give Druitt an alibi. So it’s a question of…did he?

              If he was the ripper - yes
              If he wasn’t the ripper - no

              That’s basically the top and bottom of it.
              Herlock Sholmes

              ”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”

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              • Fiver
                Assistant Commissioner
                • Oct 2019
                • 3547

                #187
                Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
                The question is could Druitt have had time to get to London? The answer to that question has to beyes. Now unless we are trying to suggest that the game (intended as a 2 innings game) began at 4pm with the players expecting to play in the dark or else it started earlier and for some bizarrely inexplicable reason the two teams just blocked and picked off a single every other over then I can’t really see an issue. There is only one conclusion…this cricket match categorically doesn’t give Druitt an alibi. So it’s a question of…did he?

                If he was the ripper - yes
                If he wasn’t the ripper - no

                That’s basically the top and bottom of it.
                That's the situation for most of the horde of named suspects. Most of them probably had alibis that could have been proven at the time, but there simply isn't enough information left to know for sure. Druitt's fellow players and the audience would have known how long the games lasted. Unless something new shows up, we can only estimate.
                "The full picture always needs to be given. When this does not happen, we are left to make decisions on insufficient information." - Christer Holmgren

                "Unfortunately, when one becomes obsessed by a theory, truth and logic rarely matter." - Steven Blomer

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