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That however was not what was said, it was an attack on the author without providing any support for the view.
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Paul suggested that we judge it on its own merits, which I tried to do.
There is some good new research in the book, and that alone improves it no end. And yet still it does not convince me.
Of course I don't expect people to read every book, its a costly business.
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The same is true of the diary is it not?
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For some that is interesting
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And the end result of that would be no suspects named at all.
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He was obsessed with the ripper all his life, there is an obvious similarity in some of his work and the murders, but that could well be just because of the said obsession.
Until recently he was not viable, as it appeared he was not in the UK at the time, however one of the things in the new book is that Cornwall appears to establish that he was in the UK after all.
As you probably remember on the recent thread you began on favourite suspects I listed him in my third tier, that makes him viable that is all, not probable and not near the top of the possibilities.
That's about it I guess, the letters do not come into it for me, but if he was not the killer,( and I don't think he is) then the letter writing fits with his apparent obsession on the subject.
Hope that helps Abby.
Steve
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