The London of Jack the Ripper - Robert Clack and Philip Hutchinson

[Rob Clack]

Hi Judy,

This is it:

http://www.amazon.ca/London-Jack-Ripper-Philip-Hutchinson/dp/1859837646/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1284109640&sr=8-1

Regards

Rob

[judyj]

The London of Jack the Ripper Than and Now

Hi Rob

I generally get my books from Amazon. I ordered Version 2 at 3:00 AM to make sure I got it. lol
At the same time I preordered some new J T R due out this year.

I wish you and Philip great success with your books.

regards julie

[Into The Abyss]

2nd Edition - EXCELLENT - Rob & Philip.

....and thanks for the acknowledgment (I always told my mum I'd get into print one day).

Tony

[macknnc]

Dear Andrew

I have not replied to your concerns because I watched the saga unfold with others who did. It is a pointless procedure, as you are like a terrier on this count that will not let go. I was informed by a reliable source that there was proof that MJD was away. I trust that source and I do not have that proof myself. I am happy to acknowledge that the source may have been wrong, but I do not know this for a fact.

Please, please, will you just drop this? It is getting more than a little annoying that you seem to be obsessed with a pedantic point you yourself agree does in no way prove that your man was JTR.

Most people would disagree with you. I disagree with you. Rob and myself have no interest in suspect-led theories and the book was not about that. Your constant comments - and this, being your first on the new forum too - are beginning to me to read like SPAM or even benign trolling.

I know you are a better person than that. This is my one and only answer.

PHILIP

<sigh> I've always had soft spot for Druitt as a suspect...he was named in the first JTR book I read, (Cullen's) and I've always clung to him since a bit, though frankly, I strongly doubt it now...as Rumbelow says, "Why pick on this cricket playing barrister?"

Like Rumbelow though, I do want to know why his family thought him to the murderer? What were they basing their suspicons on? Find out this information and the whole equiation may change...

[Rob Clack]

A slightly revised and updated edition will be available in paperback hopefully at the end of this month for those who are interested.



Rob

[Laurie]

Hi Rob,

I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your book. I just finished it today. The pictures are priceless and everything is there that is needed for someone new to this like myself who probably won't be getting to London anytime soon, lol. A big thank you to you and Philip for a very resourceful book. When the revised edition makes its way here, I will be purchasing it for sure!

[Monty]

Theres to be a revised edition of this God awful book?

They really will sell any old tat wont they? Why anyone woukd wish to have this in their collectiin is beyond me.

And the Authors, idiots the pair of them. Especially that Clack, who, between you and me, drinks tea! Now thats not right.

Monty


PS The book really is a must have, a great overview, gives one a real visual comprehension of the locale at the time and crap free. No half assed theory or suspects.

I know no one who regrets owning a copy.

[Steve S]

Just wish there was a map............Yeah,I know most of us know the locations like our back yards,but it'd be nice for quick check-ups........

[kensei]

Combine "The London of Jack the Ripper" with "Uncovering Jack the Ripper's London" by Richard Jones & Sean East and you will have absolutely everything you need for a solo Ripper tour, including a map. That's what I did two years ago and I saw everything.

[Steve S]

May have to get that.....

[Rob Clack]

Hi Rob,

I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your book. I just finished it today. The pictures are priceless and everything is there that is needed for someone new to this like myself who probably won't be getting to London anytime soon, lol. A big thank you to you and Philip for a very resourceful book. When the revised edition makes its way here, I will be purchasing it for sure!

Thank you Laurie, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Regards

Rob

[Rob Clack]

I know no one who regrets owning a copy.

I think there is one or two who might use it as a coaster

Rob

[Monty]

I think there is one or two who might use it as a coaster

Rob

Then they aint worth knowing Mate.

Monty

[Jenni Shelden]

Only by accident would anyone use it as a coaster!

[The Grave Maurice]

Uh oh. Excuse me for a minute: I have to go and move a couple of glasses. (Don't tell anyone.)