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Repeated next Thursday (4th October) on Channel 5, if anyone missed it the first time.
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is the full thing on youtube?Comment
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Considering your the master of detection I wouldn't expect such a question.Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes View Post
Instructions:
Go to Youtube and use it's search to find 'Jack the Ripper The Definitive Story'.
My post might be a little sarcastic but when you choose such a screen name you're basically taunting people like me! (Does my location ring a bell? - The Man With the Twisted Lip)
Browsers, operating systems etc can have different results for different people's computers but the link below for me is the page for the first part and there's a box along the bottom with a thumbnail size image of the 2nd part which is also a link for that part. If you don't get the box along the bottom I'm sure it won't be too hard to find for somebody of your calibre.
I remember when it was first shown I read a few comments, not from here or jtrforums, that thought it was a bad documentary. I've seen, and have, about 40 docs in all and I think it's the best. Forget that the graphics look like a game and use your imagination a bit to understand what is being attempted. I've read loads of JtR books and seen plenty of maps but this doc explained Mitre Square much better than any of them because of the graphics.
Also there's plenty of Lindsay Siviter in the doc so what more could one ask for?These are not clues, Fred.
It is not yarn leading us to the dark heart of this place.
They are half-glimpsed imaginings, tangle of shadows.
And you and I floundering at them in the ever vainer hope that we might corral them into meaning when we will not.
We will not.Comment
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Are you that scruffy guy I gave a quid to on the Bank of England steps?Originally posted by Ozzy View PostallisvanityandvexationofspiritComment
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Hugh Boone. (Neville St Clair)Originally posted by Stephen Thomas View Post
I wonder if many people really did that back in the LVP? Apparently it paid more than his job of newspaper reporter.
I wonder how many people do it these days as well!
Hope the link worked out.These are not clues, Fred.
It is not yarn leading us to the dark heart of this place.
They are half-glimpsed imaginings, tangle of shadows.
And you and I floundering at them in the ever vainer hope that we might corral them into meaning when we will not.
We will not.Comment
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London Victorian PeriodThese are not clues, Fred.
It is not yarn leading us to the dark heart of this place.
They are half-glimpsed imaginings, tangle of shadows.
And you and I floundering at them in the ever vainer hope that we might corral them into meaning when we will not.
We will not.Comment
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Still wondering if/when this will be released in the US. Any word?
Bond. Greg BondComment
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I thought LVP stood for (was an acronym for) LATE Victorian Period - London Victorian Period (as above0 makes no sense.
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