I am stating long-established netiquette, but if you think good manners is 'ridiculous' and 'precious' then maybe that reveals something about you. It's no matter to me. And I do read the content, unedifying as it is from time to time.
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
Probably the most ridiculous thing ive heard on this thread, ''rude and unacceptable''.... way too precious . Just read the content and not the way its typed for god sake.
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Originally posted by The Baron View Post
Good.
Do you agree or not with Herlock's :
5.25-5.30 beyond all reasonable doubt
The Baron
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-The killer would have been on Annie’s right and so couldn’t have brushed against the fence.
This is pure speculation. Worse than that though, you’re using a falsehood to bolster a theory (and not for the first time either)
So the killer wasn't on Annies right ?
The rest of your post was just more gibberish, already explained to you ,so ill just pick and choose to avoid wasting my time
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Post
As ive explain to you the murderer making the noise against the fence is almost impossible. But as always ignore ignore ignore.
THE REST OF YOUR POST IS JUST REPEATED GIBBERISH IM AFRAID, NOT WORTH MY TIME TO EXPLAIN TO YOU AGAIN . ITS JUST AS LIKELY CHAPMAN WAS KILLED AT THE EARLIER TIME OF 3.30 / 4.00 BASED ON DR PHILLIPS T.O.D, AND THE AS ALWAYS UNRELIABLE AND VERY CONTRADICTORY WITNESS TESTIMONIES OF LONG, CODOCSH AND RICHARDSON.
MANY THANKS FOR WOLF VANDERLINDIN FOR MAKING THAT PLAINLY OBVIOUS.
- There was a one metre gap between Annie’s body and the fence.
This is wildly untrue as the merest glimpse of any of the photographs shows.
- The killer would have been on Annie’s right and so couldn’t have brushed against the fence.
This is pure speculation. Worse than that though, you’re using a falsehood to bolster a theory (and not for the first time either)
- Phillips TOD estimation can be assumed to be correct.
This is a lie. I refuse to dress it up in any other terms. I, and others, have produced mountains of cast-iron, rock solid, unarguable evidence from the authorities on the subject that this isn’t the case. I’ll ask you again Fishy......what gives you the right to contradict the genuine experts on this subject when you have no medical qualifications or knowledge. And pleeeeese do not use your pathetic - well doctors got it right three times argument - which is invalid, childish nonsense. If it was a valid argument Doctors would have changed their textbooks.... but they haven’t! Your opinion on this matter doesn’t count. Neither does mine. But I’m afraid that cannot be said of Jason Payne-James or Sir Keith Simpson. Answer the question.....what makes you an authority on Forensic medicine? (This goes for Professor Baron too by the way?)
- Because Cadosch was cautious about hearing the no we should dismiss him as unreliable.
Has anyone ever heard such anti-logical drivel? It beggars belief that an adult can say something like this.
Im not going to bother with the rest of your unintelligible waffle. Phillips can and should be dismissed. Only the foolish or biased desperately rely on him. Witness outweigh him as anyone of judgment would agree.
It is beyond reasonable doubt that Annie was killed at around 5.25-5.30. The evidence for this is overwhelming. The evidence for 4.30 is non-existent.
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Idon't know when Annie Chapman was murdered. When she was murdered and if the bump against the fence was connected to her murder is what some people are trying to establish. But what I asked is why it is 'almost impossible' for the murderer to have bumped against the fence.
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Whether you like bold type or not, it is generally considered to be shouting and therefore rude and unacceptable.
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View Posti like the bold type , and no not shouting . as far as the ''no'' and the noise codosch heard, i guess it depends on whether you believe that at that precise moment of the ''no'' is when Annie met her demise. so do you ?
I don't know when Annie Chapman was murdered. When she was murdered and if the bump against the fence was connected to her murder is what some people are trying to establish. But what I asked is why it is 'almost impossible' for the murderer to have bumped against the fence.
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I like the bold type, i think someones challenged at reading ,sorry that your comprehension is a bit off today Harry .
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He thinks writing in bold caps will emphasise his point... when it just makes him look challenged.
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i like the bold type , and no not shouting . as far as the ''no'' and the noise codosch heard, i guess it depends on whether you believe that at that precise moment of the ''no'' is when Annie met her demise. so do you ?
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Originally posted by FISHY1118 View PostAs ive explain to you the murderer making the noise against the fence is almost impossible. But as always ignore ignore ignore.
Are you aware that message board etiquette is that capitals and/or emboldened type is the equivalent of shouting? If you are, why are you always shouting?
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Ill let you what’s very obvious Fishy. You’ve done what you seem to do regularly. You’ve read something that you like (whether it’s Bromley or Vanderlinden) and decided that this is fact. This is just a piece of writing by a Ripperologists. I’m not condemning it by sayin that but it’s simply an opinion. He appears to not have taken two other possibilities into consideration. 1) That the noise against the fence might have been made by the murderer himself rather than Annie’s body, and 2) That Cadosch might have got his time wrong and that he may have gone into the yard later.
THE REST OF YOUR POST IS JUST REPEATED GIBBERISH IM AFRAID, NOT WORTH MY TIME TO EXPLAIN TO YOU AGAIN . ITS JUST AS LIKELY CHAPMAN WAS KILLED AT THE EARLIER TIME OF 3.30 / 4.00 BASED ON DR PHILLIPS T.O.D, AND THE AS ALWAYS UNRELIABLE AND VERY CONTRADICTORY WITNESS TESTIMONIES OF LONG, CODOCSH AND RICHARDSON.
MANY THANKS FOR WOLF VANDERLINDIN FOR MAKING THAT PLAINLY OBVIOUS.
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The "substantiation" is patently obvious.
Substantiation must have a different meaning in all of the dictionaries that I’ve ever seen.
We know that a chronically ill Chapman had been missing for days suffering from TB.
Missing? From where?
We know where she wasn't.
We know that she was an anonymous, poverty stricken East End prostitute. That her movements wouldn’t have been as traceable as a modern day celebrity can hardly be surprising. We can deduce nothing meaningful from this.
Given that Jack tried to take her diseased head off ..... where might she have been.
Again we can deduce absolutely nothing from this. We have no reason to believe that the ripper knew or cared about her illness.
Maybea 150 meters from where Nichols was killed?
Irrelevant.
Cashous/Catechu is an astringent used to treat Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia.
Or as a breath freshener.
Have a look at Hip Lip Liz's bottom lip.
Seen it. It sits below her top lip. We cannot deduce anything from her lip. Accident, injury, birth defect....who knows?
Ripperologists just see breath fresheners.
Because it’s a plausible reason for their existence.
Stride had just picked hers out of Jack's hand when he attacked.
Complete speculation. There are absolutely no grounds for stating this as a fact.
Examine the facts.
Apart from the alternative use for Cashous which may be a fact, the rest is baseless speculation.
There are many,many clues.
Haven't spotted one yet.
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