Jack the Ripper and the Case for Scotland Yard's Prime Suspect - Rob House

[The Good Michael]

Really hope I didn't sound "patronizing" or anything, esp. since I've gone through your book (perused it rather than studied it yet) and was truly impressed.

It's a great book. By the way, perused means to study, in effect.

Mike

[mariab]

I'll read it for real during the summer, Michael. Before that I have deadlines.

[robhouse]

Really hope I didn't sound "patronizing" or anything, esp. since I've gone through your book (perused it rather than studied it yet) and was truly impressed.

No I didn't think you sounded patronizing... to be honest, I probably won't read the entire book. I just want to see what Tom thinks is similar to Kozminski. I am compiling a list of insane killers, among other things.

Rob H

[Jangling Jack]

The audiobook for this is also available and I listened to it recently and strongly recommend this book - the background on the murders is strong so it would also be a good 'entry' to the world of JTR and the case for Kosminski is compelling but also aware of it ultimately being unknowable.

[DRoy]

Congratulations Mr. House! Fantastic book in every way.

The only reason I can follow the Kosminski thread as well as I can is because of your book.

Well done!

DRoy