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Originally posted by Simon Wood View PostHi Packers Stem,
Wow! That's now as clear as day.
Picasso was in his Blue Tits period.
Get over yourself.
Regards,
Simon
Someone will have it examined one day I'm sure,if.....it still exists
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Hi Packers Stem,
Wow! That's now as clear as day.
Picasso was in his Blue Tits period.
Get over yourself.
Regards,
Simon
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Originally posted by Simon Wood View PostHi Packers Stem,
Wow!
It looks suspiciously like an Elastoplast or Band Aid.
Regards,
Simon
Here's the original minus band aid
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Hi Packers Stem,
Wow!
It looks suspiciously like an Elastoplast or Band Aid.
Regards,
Simon
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Originally posted by Simon Wood View PostHi Packers Stem,
I wouldn't get too hung up about MJK1 and MJK2.
They are essentially the same photograph with nothing of interest [except, perhaps, the choice of initials and baphomets] to differentiate them.
Regards,
Simon
Interesting choice of the word baphomet, yep more than a few of them
Can't dismiss the photos though I'm afraid until I've got a satisfactory explanation set in my own mind as to why the signature of a world famous artist is on MJK1 but not 2. Not any old world famous artist..Noooooo just happened to be this one lol
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Hi Spyglass,
I'm not sure that I'm baking a scone book.
Mr. Robinson affords me nights of restful, untroubled sleep.
Regards,
Simon
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Originally posted by Simon Wood View PostHi Dane_F,
A lot of water has passed under the bridge since I wrote my Enigmas of Millers Court article in December 2005.
Almost ten years on I can tell you two things—
MJK3 is not the obverse of MJK1.
MJK3 was not taken in Room 13 on 9th November 1888.
This and other matters will be discussed in the second edition of "Deconstructing Jack: The Secret History of the Whitechapel Murders."
Regards,
Simon
A scone book? Are you not worried that all could be obselete now that Mr Robinson's has hit the stands?
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I did some further analysis of the photo and combined that with some outside the boxing thinking and was able to determine it's not a knife, but a machine gun.
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Hi Packers Stem,
I wouldn't get too hung up about MJK1 and MJK2.
They are essentially the same photograph with nothing of interest [except, perhaps, the choice of initials and baphomets] to differentiate them.
Regards,
Simon
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Originally posted by Simon Wood View PostHi Dane_F,
A lot of water has passed under the bridge since I wrote my Enigmas of Millers Court article in December 2005.
Almost ten years on I can tell you two things—
MJK3 is not the obverse of MJK1.
MJK3 was not taken in Room 13 on 9th November 1888.
This and other matters will be discussed in the second edition of "Deconstructing Jack: The Secret History of the Whitechapel Murders."
Regards,
Simon
But where does this leave MJK2? Could that also be 'touched up '? It's either a totally independent photo to MJK1 shown by the flash position on the wall or its been brushed.The digital copy is well brushed, even the creases have gone
Certainly seems to have taken over from MJK1 for no obvious reason.I do hope Donald Rumbelows find is still in existence...
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Never ceases to amaze me how many people put something they don't like down to optical illusion...
I'm so glad I trust my eyesight lol
Good job they didn't bother photographing the GSG, wouldn't be seen by many I suspect lol
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Hi Dane_F,
A lot of water has passed under the bridge since I wrote my Enigmas of Millers Court article in December 2005.
Almost ten years on I can tell you two things—
MJK3 is not the obverse of MJK1.
MJK3 was not taken in Room 13 on 9th November 1888.
This and other matters will be discussed in the second edition of "Deconstructing Jack: The Secret History of the Whitechapel Murders."
Regards,
Simon
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