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I wasn't sure where to make this post. In the fiction or non-fiction section. It's a novel but in a write up for The Telegraph website the author says "I have written it as fiction, but I believe in all essentials it is a matter of fact".
Link to The Telegraph website page.
"Having read Macnaghten’s report and the unpublished papers of George R Sims, who was a friend of both Macnaghten and Wilde and, as a journalist, covered the story from the start, my conclusion is that at least 10 of the 11 Whitechapel murders, plus others committed in London between the summer of 1888 and the spring of 1894, were the work of two of the other prime suspects who feature in Melville Macnaghten’s report."
Gyles Brandreth's grandmother’s first cousin was George R. Sims. Brandreth has read unpublished papers of George R Sims.
He doesn't give names in The Telegraph piece but from what he does say I take it he means Kosminski and Michael Ostrog working together as part of a wider campaign for a Russian who masterminded the whole thing.
I wasn't sure where to make this post. In the fiction or non-fiction section. It's a novel but in a write up for The Telegraph website the author says "I have written it as fiction, but I believe in all essentials it is a matter of fact".
Link to The Telegraph website page.
"Having read Macnaghten’s report and the unpublished papers of George R Sims, who was a friend of both Macnaghten and Wilde and, as a journalist, covered the story from the start, my conclusion is that at least 10 of the 11 Whitechapel murders, plus others committed in London between the summer of 1888 and the spring of 1894, were the work of two of the other prime suspects who feature in Melville Macnaghten’s report."
Gyles Brandreth's grandmother’s first cousin was George R. Sims. Brandreth has read unpublished papers of George R Sims.
He doesn't give names in The Telegraph piece but from what he does say I take it he means Kosminski and Michael Ostrog working together as part of a wider campaign for a Russian who masterminded the whole thing.
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