Hi.
Id think if you solved one, you might have a crack at solving the others. But thats not important. I think that there is another question going ignored:
Even if there is a fully functioning door in the middle of the partitioned wall that has been nailed shut, how would the killer know about it? Or how did the killer get into the shed in the first place?
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Originally posted by David Orsam View PostThanks Brenda. It looks like you've just destroyed Pierre's theory so I do hope he is still talking to you!
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Originally posted by Brenda View PostHi David,
1. The only evidence I could think of to hide would be blood evidence. I cannot think of any evidence that hanging a sheet would not suffice instead of the expense and manpower of boarding up. (Though I think it has been sufficiently proven that the place was boarded up before the murders) And if the 26 Dorset Street sketch is correct, that was one big boarding up job!
2. I think you would be correct about that.
3. Ditto!
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Hi David,
1. The only evidence I could think of to hide would be blood evidence. I cannot think of any evidence that hanging a sheet would not suffice instead of the expense and manpower of boarding up. (Though I think it has been sufficiently proven that the place was boarded up before the murders) And if the 26 Dorset Street sketch is correct, that was one big boarding up job!
2. I think you would be correct about that.
3. Ditto!
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Originally posted by Brenda View PostHe thinks the police boarded up 26 Dorset Street after the murder to conceal whatever magic evidence was in there that the police wanted no one to discover.
That brings three further questions to mind:
1. What was the magic evidence (in Pierre's mind) that required the windows to be boarded up?
2. Am I not right in thinking that there must have been a wall or partition between the shed/storage area and the passageway to the stairs which was adjacent to Kelly's room? In other words, there was no line of sight from the windows of 26 Dorset Street to the partition of 13 Miller's Court???
3. If I'm wrong about 2 above (or even if I'm right), then is it not the case that the magic evidence would have been visible to all the tenants of Miller's Court as they entered and exited the building via the staircase?
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It's my understanding that Pierre thinks the murderer accessed 26 Dorset Street, entered Mary's room through the "secret door" and then exited again using 26 Dorset Street. He thinks the police boarded up 26 Dorset Street after the murder to conceal whatever magic evidence was in there that the police wanted no one to discover.
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Originally posted by David Orsam View PostI'm not so sure. I have the proud distinction of being the only person on here that Pierre claims to be ignoring. A few of my posts have clearly discomforted him and he simply can't answer them so he pretends to ignore.
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Originally posted by Pierre View PostAnd David is now ignored since he has only one interest as I see it and that is to destroy anything I write, thereby destroying the discussion here.
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Originally posted by JadenCollins View PostOh come on, David, don't get caught up in his nonesense. This is exactly what he wants.
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Originally posted by David Orsam View PostThat's funny, because five whole days ago you posted in this thread (#104):
"I donīt read Davidīs posts anymore."
If only I'd known you were reading all my posts all along!
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Originally posted by Pierre View PostAnd David is now ignored since he has only one interest as I see it and that is to destroy anything I write, thereby destroying the discussion here.
"I donīt read Davidīs posts anymore."
If only I'd known you were reading all my posts all along!
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Information to David
And David is now ignored since he has only one interest as I see it and that is to destroy anything I write, thereby destroying the discussion here.
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Originally posted by Pierre View PostThe Evening Express is another source for this.
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Originally posted by Michael W Richards View PostThe picture you posted David is of Millers Court...and it shows the boarded windows there. There was a gate that controlled access to the archway, but I have no idea what could be the issue with the front windows.
Hard to figure out what people make of information sometimes, often I read some pretty unique interpretations.
I see that Pierre has once again reproduced his favourite sketch of 26 Dorset Street but without any explanation as to the possible significance of the windows being boarded up, if they were indeed boarded up as opposed to that being a gate.
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Originally posted by Michael W Richards View PostPierre is evidently following his belief that Marys killer entered her room using a non-existent entrance on the partition wall that he accessed using the street shed entrance.
When reports refer to the location of Marys room they alternatively referred to Millers Court and 26 Dorset. Perhaps that explains why he thought the front door, (shed door), and windows were boarded, when we have sketches that show that the courtyard windows were in fact boarded.
You see 26 Dorset Street to the right and it is boarded up. The Evening Express is another source for this. Go back in the thread and you will find it.
Regards PierreLast edited by Pierre; 12-02-2015, 12:55 PM.
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