Originally posted by PaulB
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The rivers run deep. But they never seem to flow in any direction that would lead to the act of murder. That is entirely what was off putting about he first book, and what seems to be off putting in the interviews and press releases selling this book. That Sickert was influenced by the Ripper, that he reflected a deep interest, an felt a personal connection, is something that is not a surprise, and is interesting, and, if anything, is probably undersold when presented as evidence of "and therefore he done it!"
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