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Being a poverty-class woman living in Whitechapel in the late Summer/Autumn of 1888 and indulging in casual prostitution aren't sufficient criteria to rule her in, because those criteria applied to hundreds, if not thousands of unfortunates in the East End. I tend to focus on what clearly characterises Tabram's death - i.e. that she was killed in a frenzied shower of stab wounds to her neck and chest, which is completely different from any of the other WM's, never mind just the canonical Ripper victims.
You did the same thing again here: picked one of the reasons for suspecting she's a Ripper victim, and then said that that reason isn't enough. I agree that that reason alone isn't enough. All of the reasons combined may be another matter.
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