Jack and the Thames Torso Murders: A New Ripper?

[barnflatwyngarde]

Is this the book that Fisherman has alluded to?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jack-Thames-Torso-Murders-Ripper/dp/1445687763/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1541614905&sr=1-8&keywords=jack+the+ripper

[Fisherman]

Is this the book that Fisherman has alluded to?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jack-Thames...ack+the+ripper

Absolutely.

[barnflatwyngarde]

Cheers Fisherman!

I really look forward to reading it👍

[Elamarna]

I have to say that Drew was very closely guarded about what it would propose at the recent talk?

Steve

[John G]

I have to say that Drew was very closely guarded about what it would propose at the recent talk?

Steve

I'm not surprised, Steve! Incidentally, the actual blurb for the book refers ro "means, motive and opportunity", which immediately sets off alarm bells.

[Elamarna]

I'm not surprised, Steve! Incidentally, the actual blurb for the book refers ro "means, motive and opportunity", which immediately sets off alarm bells.

Drew did say he was adding a name to the list, so not sure if that means New or someone we have already talked about.

The man is a serious academic, and I look forward to his work, of course he may be totally wrong.


Steve

[John G]

Drew did say he was adding a name to the list, so not sure if that means New or someone we have already talked about.

The man is a serious academic, and I look forward to his work, of course he may be totally wrong.


Steve

Yes, I noticed that. He works at the University of Northampton, currently ranked 99 in the UK rankings!

Joking apart, at my university there were acadamics who I would have highly rated, others should we say, not so much.

[Elamarna]

Yes, I noticed that. He works at the University of Northampton, currently ranked 99 in the UK rankings!

Joking apart, at my university there were acadamics who I would have highly rated, others should we say, not so much.

John,

having worked in the university sector for some 35 years I could not agree more.
However it is good to see academics taking an interest at last.


Steve

[John G]

John,

having worked in the university sector for some 35 years I could not agree more.
However it is good to see academics taking an interest at last.


Steve

Steve,

Yes, I agree, it'll be interesting to get an academic's perspective, and I'll probably buy the book as I'm extremely interested in the Torso cases. In fact, I keep meaning to post on the subject!

I would just add that if Professor David Canter wrote a book on the subject that really would be a game changer.

[Elamarna]

Steve,

Yes, I agree, it'll be interesting to get an academic's perspective, and I'll probably buy the book as I'm extremely interested in the Torso cases. In fact, I keep meaning to post on the subject!

John, don't know if you do facebook, but there is a torso group there.

Steve

[John G]

John, don't know if you do facebook, but there is a torso group there.

Steve

Hi Steve,

Yes, I do. Thanks for this. Do you have any details?

[Elamarna]

Hi Steve,

Yes, I do. Thanks for this. Do you have any details?

yes i do, its called

The Thames Torso Mystery,

still a small group, but some well know people are there including the leading expert in my view.

Its a closed group, but I am one of the admins


Steve

[Abby Normal]

yes i do, its called

The Thames Torso Mystery,

still a small group, but some well know people are there including the leading expert in my view.

Its a closed group, but I am one of the admins


Steve

Hi El
whos the "leading expert"?

[Elamarna]

Hi El
whos the "leading expert"?

Debra of course.


Steve

[Monty]

I have to say that Drew was very closely guarded about what it would propose at the recent talk?

Steve

It shall be an interesting read, and will lay out some interesting aspects of life in the Victorian era.

Monty