Originally posted by Varqm
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Can you prove to us that Schwartz, worried about giving evidence after being seen by the man he believed was the ripper, didn’t simply vanish? For all that we know, he might have left London to stay with a friend or family until the inquest was over. If the police couldn’t find him they couldn’t have summoned him. What could they have done? Delayed the inquest indefinitely? Issued a vague description of him to random police stations at various locations? Done a London-wide house to house search for him? Come on. How can you prove that, in fear of reprisals, he asked the police if he could be left out of the inquest? And as his evidence was of no specific value to the inquest they agreed? I claim none of these, or other suggestions as a fact, so why do you consider your suggestion as a fact (when yours is the only suggestion that we have solid evidence against?)
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