Ep. #39- A Diseased and Vile Creature: Thomas Cutbush

[Ally]

AP you are full of crap. You are the one who has made a claim in a book that you published and received money for accusing the police force of Bochum of committing criminal acts.

You have provided absolutely no basis for your story, not a single name, not a single fact to back it up.

The onus is in fact on YOU to prove your claims since you are the one who made them,

The burden does fall on others to prove your stories, when you don't provide even a reasonable launching point for them.

In short, you lied, you got caught and all your bluster isn't going to weasel you out of it.

But really, attempting to say the onus is on others to prove your stories true, is pathetic and sad and a pitiable act of desperation.

[Cap'n Jack]

Sorry, but my reputation has been called into question here by Ally, and in such a situation I will not defend myself, but will allow historical fact to speak for itself.
The onus is on Ally to show and prove that the allegations she has made against me, serious ones at that, can be proven in law.
She doubts my word, but she has yet to investigate the facts.
I take this matter very seriously indeed.

[andy.s]

i'm not aqsking you to be, my dear old chap...how about anteing up for the rest of us?

[Cap'n Jack]

Because, my dear chap, I'm not Ally's monkey on a stick.

[andy.s]

Then send Ally to Bochum to do some research.

what would be the point of that when someone has all the evidence at hand?

[Cap'n Jack]

Then send Ally to Bochum to do some research.

[andy.s]

While trying not to take sides nor upset any one..ive listened to all of the rippercasts now, and to be honest i find Allys questioning a breath of fresh air...no matter how abrasive...questions need to be asked..Ally asks questions...the same sort of questions i find myself asking
I am in no way anything approaching even a novice in the whole JTR scenario
but if this site is going to be anything like a definitive database for people who do have an interest , when a question is asked, surely if an answer is available it should be given...Ally asked a question about the Bochum/Essen case...
the silence is resounding...so i will not take seriously any other "facts " the bloke who espoused this case presents..if you cannot come up with the evidence..you should in no way present the case.....
in my humble opinion...

[Cap'n Jack]

But... is is happening again, as we speak?
And a lot closer to a place near you.

Police step up search for campus area rapist
After nearly four months of attacks some students and residents say police, UNCG let citizens down
Joe Killian
Issue date: 3/19/03 Section: Campus News
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After nearly four months of attacks some students and residents say police, UNCG let citizens down


After another in a series of burglaries, attacks and sexual assaults just off campus the Greensboro and UNCG police are stepping up their search for the man they believe responsible, releasing an artist's rendering and issuing a Crime Alert Bulletin. After nearly four months of attacks, students and residents are saying it's about time.

According to police, the latest attack came at 8:30 p.m. last Tuesday, when a man entered a Tate Street house and tried to rape a woman living there.

The woman escaped, screaming for her neighbors to call 911, but her attacker got away.

Though relatively quiet about the assaults before now, police said the victims' descriptions have been similar enough to give them an idea of who they're looking for - a light skinned black male in his 20's, approximately 5'10'' with a medium build. According to police he has been wearing a black jacket and matching ski mask and is targeting apartments and houses where women live.

"It seems like he has a familiarity with the area and with the places he's choosing to break into," Detective M.D. Matthews told the News and Record last week.

Matthews, one of two detectives working the case full time, said all the attacks have occurred within about two miles of campus, from Tate Street to Holden Road, in apartments and houses occupied largely by UNCG students.

The first known attack happened Dec. 20, when the suspect came through an unlocked door on Parkwood Drive and attacked the woman living there. According to police records she escaped, but so did he.

Four days later, police believe the same man came through an unlocked door on Englewood Street.

Police records were unavailable for any of the other attacks - but there have been seven in all since December. They have been concentrated in the residential areas of College Park, College Hill and one in Lindley Park. Students in the area said the police and University haven't been taking the threat seriously enough - and that they should have been stopped long before now.

"I somewhat have a feeling that the school is trying to hide this story so as to keep the school from getting looked at in a bad light," said Cheryl Stewart, a UNCG student whose roommate was raped in January. "I really believe it is the responsibility of the school to try and protect its students and that is something I have not seen yet."
Continued...

[Cap'n Jack]

I can still see daylight here, Ally, from my high ground.

[Ally]

So after this little exchange I think everyone can understand when I say I feel perfectly comfortable asserting that AP is a liar. That he made up the Essen case in its entirety, it never existed.

He perpetrated a hoax that he sold for money.

Boy, a whole lot of his moral high ground just came crashing down.

Thank you and good night.

[Jeff Leahy]

Then Ally why don't you tell me all about Tumblety lodging in Batty Street?

I thought that was Kosminski's bloody clothing

are you back captain?

Pirate

[Cap'n Jack]

Herr wasistgutfurdieganze...

[Ally]

I didn't publish a book about Tumblety lodging in Batty street. So why would I tell you anything about that at all?

Pointing to someone else's "stories" to get out of answering questions about your own is a useless and childish tactic. And I am sure you are intelligent enough to recognize the difference between someone speculating, and someone stating something as definitive fact of history. But regardless, we aren't discussing Tumblety, we are discussing the Essen rape case.

So again, AP, what is the name of the suspect in the Essen Rape case?

[Cap'n Jack]

Then Ally why don't you tell me all about Tumblety lodging in Batty Street?

[Ally]

When someone presents "history" in a book and publishes it for money, they have a basic obligation, when whoring themselves for the "yankee dollar" not to invent "history" to sell books.

You chose to present this story. You chose to sell it. And now you are avoiding answering the simplest most basic question about it.

There's something dirty here all right, but it's not the corners of history. It's the stink of a lie.

If the Bochum police department did not do this, then you have slandered an entire group of people who did not deserve it. IF they did do this, it would seem a simple matter, seeing as how it was supposedly published in the papers to present something as simple as a name of the suspect.