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  • Originally posted by Michael W Richards View Post

    Theres no evidence at all that one man killed both women. The killer in Mitre could easily have been the man they were looking for, and the Stride murder is only assigned to Jack because of the part of town and the seasonal, and evenings, timing.
    …and the severed carotid artery. Four things that are pretty compelling against no evidence of anything else.
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    • Originally posted by Michael W Richards View Post
      For accuracy, despite any protestations, there is not one single piece of hard evidence that connects Liz Strides murder to Kate Eddowes murder. There is only conjecture.
      No. There is physical evidence. The severed carotid artery and signs of strangulation. There is circumstantial evidence. The victimology matches previous victims. Another was killed one hour later in very similar circumstances. The location of the murder.

      None of it conjecture. Conjecture is speculating about something you have zero evidence for and that is fine. I am all for theories but you ignore facts. It seems to be a speciality of yours.
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      • Originally posted by erobitha View Post

        No. There is physical evidence. The severed carotid artery and signs of strangulation. There is circumstantial evidence. The victimology matches previous victims. Another was killed one hour later in very similar circumstances. The location of the murder.

        None of it conjecture. Conjecture is speculating about something you have zero evidence for and that is fine. I am all for theories but you ignore facts. It seems to be a speciality of yours.
        You are forgetting all the other facts which clearly show the two murders were not connected

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        • Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

          You are forgetting all the other facts which clearly show the two murders were not connected

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          You can’t forget something that doesn’t exist Trevor.
          Regards

          Sir Herlock Sholmes.

          “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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          • Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

            You can’t forget something that doesn’t exist Trevor.
            Well you need to to take the blinkers off, because they do exist, and are real, and do add to the suggestion that Stride was not killed by the same hand as Eddowes

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            • Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

              Well you need to to take the blinkers off, because they do exist, and are real, and do add to the suggestion that Stride was not killed by the same hand as Eddowes

              www.trevormarriott.co.uk
              I can’t recall all of the points that you usually make but isn’t one of them that Stride’s murder took place on the other side of the Commercial Road? A bit desperate don’t you think? I know that witches aren’t supposed to be able to cross water but I’ve never heard that ‘the ripper couldn’t cross the Commercial Road?’

              That said, of course it’s possible that she wasn’t a victim but the similarities are impossible to simply dismiss.
              Regards

              Sir Herlock Sholmes.

              “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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              • Originally posted by erobitha View Post

                No. There is physical evidence. The severed carotid artery and signs of strangulation. There is circumstantial evidence. The victimology matches previous victims. Another was killed one hour later in very similar circumstances. The location of the murder.

                None of it conjecture. Conjecture is speculating about something you have zero evidence for and that is fine. I am all for theories but you ignore facts. It seems to be a speciality of yours.
                Setting aside your unearned air of assumed superiority, youre grasping at straws and calling a single severance of a single artery comparable to deep double cuts that sever both. Hardly apples to apples. The Victimology? Is there any direct evidence that just as the 2 women who are assumed to be killed by Jack prior to Liz Stride that Liz was also actively soliciting? I suppose you consider that a trivial characteristic, when in fact it enabled the killer to have the women facilitate what he needed. Some modicum of privacy and time to cut. It allowed a stranger to get the victims into the dark, because thats where their trade takes place.

                What reality is is that you have is zero evidence to include her, not the polar opposite. Thanks for playing though.

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                • Originally posted by Trevor Marriott View Post

                  Well you need to to take the blinkers off, because they do exist, and are real, and do add to the suggestion that Stride was not killed by the same hand as Eddowes

                  www.trevormarriott.co.uk
                  The man that examined Stride did not believe that he saw the same hand in Eddowes. What anyone else thinks is moot. I happen to differ with Phillips on one point, he saw some similarity with Stride but not with Eddowes, and Im the reverse of that, based on the data.

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                  • It’s noticeable that the ‘actively soliciting’ point is made only toward Nichols and Chapman (keeping to the Isenschmidt theory of course) Its also noticeable that again you try to set up impossible criteria in an attempt to disprove. How would we be able to prove that she was soliciting? She was just another faceless woman going about her business. Did anyone see Nichols ‘actively’ soliciting? She was potentially seen with various men though.

                    So we have - no ‘evidence’ of interruption which there very obviously wouldn’t have been and no ‘evidence of soliciting’ which, unless money was seen changing hands, we couldn’t have expected to see.

                    So setting up impossible ‘criteria’ is hardly a valid way of looking at things is it?
                    Regards

                    Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                    “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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                    • It's worth asking why it's so important for some to try and 'prove' something that's essentially unprovable?
                      Regards

                      Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                      “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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                      • Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post

                        I can’t recall all of the points that you usually make but isn’t one of them that Stride’s murder took place on the other side of the Commercial Road? A bit desperate don’t you think? I know that witches aren’t supposed to be able to cross water but I’ve never heard that ‘the ripper couldn’t cross the Commercial Road?’

                        That said, of course it’s possible that she wasn’t a victim but the similarities are impossible to simply dismiss.
                        I seem to recall seeing a sign that read "Commercial Road - No Ripping Allowed."

                        Your witch reference made me laugh. I looked up the water thing and found this picture:



                        c.d.

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                        • Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
                          It's worth asking why it's so important for some to try and 'prove' something that's essentially unprovable?
                          "Important" seems a gross understatement. More like a question of religious doctrine with one's immortal soul at stake.

                          c.d.

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                          • Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
                            It's worth asking why it's so important for some to try and 'prove' something that's essentially unprovable?
                            well that cuts both ways because you cant prove that Stride was a Ripper victim and the only point you seek to rely on to suggest she was related was having her throat cut and even that was not in line with the other murders,

                            I see you are still trying to prop up the same old same the old accpted theories, time to ditch those unreliable facts, the 21st century can now dispell them

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                            • Setting aside your unearned air of assumed superiority, youre grasping at straws and calling a single severance of a single artery comparable to deep double cuts that sever both. Hardly apples to apples.

                              The only thing that shows is that there was a difference in the number of cuts. In order for that to be significant, we would need to have 100% metaphysical certainty that the Ripper ALWAYS CUT the same number of times. Since we don't possess that evidence then cuts are simply cuts. One or two it makes no difference. In both instances they accomplished their goal, i.e., killing his victim.

                              c.d.

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                              • Originally posted by c.d. View Post

                                I seem to recall seeing a sign that read "Commercial Road - No Ripping Allowed."

                                Your witch reference made me laugh. I looked up the water thing and found this picture:



                                c.d.
                                I had to check that one myself c.d. I was sure that I’d read somewhere about witches being unable to cross water.
                                Regards

                                Sir Herlock Sholmes.

                                “A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”

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