Casebook Examiner No. 2 (June 2010)

[Supe]

A reminder to all that Casebook Examiner No. 2 will soon be appearing and if you have not yet subscribed you will be disappointed. If you don't act soon you stand to miss out on a number of exciting articles that include Tom Wescott on Charles Le Grand, part two of Roger J. Palmer's examination of Inspector Andrews and Francis Tumblety, a photo exclusive from Chris Phillips, an insightful essay by Stewart P. Evans, up-to-date book and CD reviews and all our other great features.

Subscribing is easy and inexpensive and full details are available at www.casebook.org/examiner Don't miss a single issue.

Don Souden,
Editor.

[Tom_Wescott]

It is already being said that this is the best issue of any Ripper journal ever produced in history, and for good reason.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[mklhawley]

It is already being said that this is the best issue of any Ripper journal ever produced in history, and for good reason.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

My subscription is in, so if I do not get mine, I'm comin' after you Sup I loved your article Tom!

Sincerely,

Mike

[Rob Clack]

I take it since I've not been mentioned, my article will be in a future issue?

Rob

[Celesta]

When does this come out?

[Supe]

Rob,

Sorry, but in the short teaser last week I included your upcoming piece in "all our other great features" along with other regulars like Stewart's column, Ultimate Tour and so on But for the record, Rob will have another superb set of photos, old and new, of oft-neglected JtR sites along with his always entertaining commentary in the June issue. It alone will be worth the price of admission. Don't miss it.

Celesta,

Examiner will appear on the 15th of every other month, so look for No. 2 on June 15.

Don.

[Celesta]

Thanks, Don.

[Rob Clack]

Well that makes me feel so much better.

[Tom_Wescott]

I loved your article Tom!

Thanks Mike! It sounds like issue 2 is gonna be huge, because my Le Grand essay is the longest I've ever written, and certainly the most important. I'm sure RJ Palmer's second part on Andrews (which from what I here will be controversial) will also be long, if part 1 is anything to go by. And Rob's got a photo spread, along with all these other features. Toss in Stewart P Evans and an exclusive from the elusive Chris "I don't understand why people publish in Ripper journals" Phillips, and you have one of the all-time great Ripperological publishing events.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Chris]

Toss in Stewart P Evans and an exclusive from the elusive Chris "I don't understand why people publish in Ripper journals" Phillips ...

My contribution is only a very short one. And I'm afraid I'm not really a convert to publication in Ripper journals - it's just that when Don gave me some assistance in the early stages of a piece of research a couple of years ago I promised him a paper if anything publishable came out of it.

[Suzi]

I take it since I've not been mentioned, my article will be in a future issue?

Rob

WE (!) were mwntioned in the last one!!!!!...haven't found us yet tho!! Broadsword................

[Monty]

Well that makes me feel so much better.

Know your place Mr Clack......and still no word from the Postie.

Monty

[Tom_Wescott]

Who's Rob Clack?

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Ally]

I want to know when I get my own column. Ask Queen Mean: Answers on how to live your life less moronically.

Think of all the people I could help.

[Tom_Wescott]

Sadly, I think Queen Mean is no more. Lately, it's more like Queen Moderately, Sporadically, and Selectively Offensive, at best.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott