Mary Jane Kelly and the victims of Jack the Ripper

[Wickerman]

On Kindle only ?

Oh mon Dieu...

You should respect your Amish fans.

You can download a Kindle Reader for your PC for free Dave.
(My kind of price too)

http://mashable.com/2009/11/10/kindle-pc-launches/

http://www.amazon.ca/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000817631

[DVV]

That is amazoning !

Many thanks, Jon

[Wickerman]

Its great to see all the positive comments.
I was really taken about by the Mrs Buki find and I'm glad its no longer a secret but that everyone is able to discover it themselves in Neal's book.

Its cool for me to see Neal's hard work get published
Jenni

Its a pleasure to read some positive news about Mary Kelly's story, someone actually did exist!

Congrats to Neal, a nice read.

[Hunter]

Its great to see all the positive comments.
I was really taken about by the Mrs Buki find and I'm glad its no longer a secret but that everyone is able to discover it themselves in Neal's book.

Its cool for me to see Neal's hard work get published

Indeed.
And some of the re-published information on the other victims is valuable... such as the fact that Elizabeth Stride was arrested in November of 1884 for solicitation for prostitution in London.

Enjoyed the new Kindle version. Fine reference source for everyone interested in the victim's stories.

[Jenni Shelden]

Thanks once again everyone.

Very pleased that everyone is enjoying the new finds.

Neal

[Observer]

Its a pleasure to read some positive news about Mary Kelly's story, someone actually did exist!

Congrats to Neal, a nice read.

Downloaded the kindle Wicker how do I get the download? That is, Mary Kelly and the victims of Jack The Ripper.

Regards

Observer

[Wickerman]

Downloaded the kindle Wicker how do I get the download? That is, Mary Kelly and the victims of Jack The Ripper.

Regards

Observer

Someone must have responded by now, but if not..
Log on to Amazon and search book titles.

Psst. I didn't mean the book was free, just the kindle reader

[The Good Michael]

Indeed.
And some of the re-published information on the other victims is valuable... such as the fact that Elizabeth Stride was arrested in November of 1884 for solicitation for prostitution in London.

Impossible! There are those who tell us she was different, that she wasn't soliciting.

Mike

[Phil H]

I downloaded the kindle version of the MJK book having seen this thread and have just finished a first perusal.

This excellent book demonstrates what is to be uncovered by scrupulous and detailed research. What a revelation! - we now have some substantial information to flesh out Mary Jane's life story. Mrs Buki, Mrs Pheonix Morganstone are real.

MJK is, as is to be expected, still invisible, but the connections now made show that parts at least of the story she told Joe and the tale he retold, are factually based.

To me that is a solid advance and all those of us who take the case seriously owe the Sheldens a huge debt of gratitude. (This will, of course, not be relevant to the vangophers and sickerteenies, who won't even begin to appreciate the relevance.)

Thank you.

Phil

P.S. To the Good Michael

Re Stride's soliciting - there is a difference between what she did in 1884 and what she may have been doing on a particular night four years later. It is the night of her death that interests me and I maintain that there is no real evidence of her soliciting that night. Rather she was enjoying some quality time with a "date".

[The Good Michael]

P.S. To the Good Michael

Re Stride's soliciting - there is a difference between what she did in 1884 and what she may have been doing on a particular night four years later. It is the night of her death that interests me and I maintain that there is no real evidence of her soliciting that night. Rather she was enjoying some quality time with a "date".

There's no evidence if you don't want there to be, I agree. As for me, there's a ton of it. This aint the place for that, however.

Mike

[Jenni Shelden]

Many thanks to Phil and Mike and I hope Observer has been able to find it thanks again Neal

[Ozzy]

Thanks to Jenni for the heads-up and Neal for what looks like some great research. Have just purchased for my kindle.

[lynn cates]

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Hello Phil.

". . .the connections now made show that parts at least of the story she told Joe and the tale he retold, are factually based."

Yes, now we know that both Fleming AND Morganstone (Morgenstern) actually existed and, hence, some part of Barnet's story (from "MJK"?) is true.

And we know also that the "Mrs. Buki" (Boeku) and Mrs. Phoenix (Felix), who came forward to give thier stories to the press, actually existed. And so we can feel confident that the press did not make those stories up.

"To me that is a solid advance and all those of us who take the case seriously owe the Sheldens a huge debt of gratitude."

Hear, hear.

Cheers.
LC

[Bridewell]

". . .the connections now made show that parts at least of the story she told Joe and the tale he retold, are factually based."

And if parts of it are now demonstrably true, what reason is there to believe that any of it was false?

[Phil H]

The "book" suggests that there might be reasons why the Irish/Welsh bits might be falsified. An alternative explanation of Jonto is also touched on. (I am desperately seeking to avoid spoilers!)

But the London bits that Joe B could have checked appear accurate. Surprisingly so.

Phil