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    Ripperologist 126: June 2012

    EDITORIAL: TITANIC ANNIVERSARIES
    by Christopher T George

    WHAT BECAME OF ALBERT CADOSCH?
    by Colin Macdonald

    TWO MURDERS IN BUCK’S ROW
    by Christer Holmgren

    WHITECHAPEL SERIAL MURDER:
    THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JACK THE RIPPER
    by Mike Adams

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    by Joe Chetcuti

    CHRIS SCOTT’S PRESS TRAWL

    AMAZING DOGS
    by Jan Bondeson

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    by The Gentle Author

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    by Bram Stoker

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    MacDonald's article

    Hello Adam. Got mine. Read Colin's article on Cadosch. Interesting!

    Kudos!

    Cheers.
    LC

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    • #3
      Cadosch

      Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
      Hello Adam. Got mine. Read Colin's article on Cadosch. Interesting!

      Kudos!

      Cheers.
      LC
      Thank-you, kind sir!.

      Best Wishes, Colin.
      I won't always agree but I'll try not to be disagreeable.

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      • #4
        Bridewell -

        Congratulations on a fascinationg and sound piece of research. I look forward to learning more about Cadosch in the future

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        • #5
          Morning, everybody!

          I have not had time to go very deep into Colin´s Cadosche piece, but a quick read is enough to tell me that it´s good research and good reading about a fellow of whom we have obviously known a lot less than there is to know. So congratulations to you on that score, Colin! I hope to be able to comment more about it in the future.

          I would also be very much interested to hear what you all have to say about my own contribution in Rip, and I would love to discuss it. The problem is that I won´t be able to do so the upcoming week, since I will not be home and I won´t have access to either computers or even elecrtrical current where I am going.
          But when I return on Friday, I will check out what - if anything - has been said, and then I will either join the discussion or start it, relating to what I call the Mizen scam ...

          Now, where are those rods and lures ...?

          The best,
          Fisherman

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          • #6
            Fisherman's article is very well written and thought through.
            He closely examines what most 'Ripperologists' would say is a small and unimportant aspect of the case and has highlighted important new evidence which tends towards further incriminating Lechmere/Cross.
            This evidence has always been glossed over as Lechmere/ Cross is not the sort of potential glamour suspect that draws interest - then and now.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Lechmere View Post
              Fisherman's article is very well written and thought through.
              He closely examines what most 'Ripperologists' would say is a small and unimportant aspect of the case and has highlighted important new evidence which tends towards further incriminating Lechmere/Cross.
              This evidence has always been glossed over as Lechmere/ Cross is not the sort of potential glamour suspect that draws interest - then and now.
              Hi Lechmere et al.

              I greatly enjoyed proofreading the Cadosch and Lechmere/Cross articles. Two very solid pieces of research! Well done. It was fascinating to discover that Cadosch and Lechmere/Cross, previously thought to be peripheral characters to the case, were actually more complex individuals than we could have anticipated, with some strange aspects to their lives that make their testimony somewhat questionable.

              I am particularly intrigued by the fact that Lechmere gave his name as "Charles Cross" to the police and the coroner although on a daily basis it seems he went by the name of Charles Allen Lechmere. It makes one wonder how he got away with it, let alone the shadow of suspicion that falls on him in regard to the Polly Nichols murder now that we know so much more about him.

              Best regards

              Chris
              Christopher T. George
              Organizer, RipperCon #JacktheRipper-#True Crime Conference
              just held in Baltimore, April 7-8, 2018.
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              • #8
                Yes, nice piece of work on Cadosch, Colin. Very well done.
                I'm just now reading Mike Adam's article. What's the opinion on that one?

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                • #9
                  Mike's Article

                  Originally posted by The Grave Maurice View Post
                  Yes, nice piece of work on Cadosch, Colin. Very well done.
                  I'm just now reading Mike Adam's article. What's the opinion on that one?
                  I think it's an article I'm going to have to read 3 or 4 times before I really 'get it'. It's interesting, certainly, but I need to go through it again when I've got a bit more time.

                  Regards, Bridewell.
                  I won't always agree but I'll try not to be disagreeable.

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