Ripperologist #174

[jmenges]

Coming this November direct to your inbox:
Ripperologist Magazine #174
30th Anniversary Issue
FULL of feature articles, columns, news, reviews and for this Special 30th Anniversary issue we’re opening a time capsule to explore Ripperologist Magazine’s past.
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https://www.ripperologist.co.uk

JM

[Geddy2112]

Brilliant, and congratulations!

[Herlock Sholmes]

Just downloaded mine. I’ve had a glance through and it looks quality stuff as ever. Well done to all involved. I look forward to digging in over the next day or so. It was good to see the way that Rip has progressed over the years from the old paper ones. You can see the paper ones improve as they went on and now look at the standard it’s at.

I picked up an old Ripperologist yesterday and a sheet of paper fell out. It was a form for anyone wishing to attend the 1998 conference to be held on 17th, 18th and 19th of April in a hotel in either Ipswich or Norwich for £140. It has a tear-off slip to be sent to R. Howell (who I seem to recall is/was Stewart Evans partner…was she called Rose or Rosie? I could be wrong)

[Herlock Sholmes]

Brilliant, and congratulations!

Good review from Paul Begg. There’ll be some social media fuming going on no doubt.

[FISHY1118]

Cloak and Dagger Club Newsletter was great reading . Thanks for my copy.

[Geddy2112]

Good review from Paul Begg. There’ll be some social media fuming going on no doubt.

Mr Stow did state he hoped Mr Begg would review it and then the 'truth' would be out....

[Herlock Sholmes]

Mr Stow did state he hoped Mr Begg would review it and then the 'truth' would be out....

[jmenges]

The review was mainly written by Jonathan Tye. Paul Begg, as Reviews Editor, returned to him with some suggestions that Tye did incorporate into his review. Hence the double bill.

JM

[Debra A]

So much to enjoy!
The look back at early issues and pre internet discussions made me smile. I have a long and quite recent email chain exchange connected to A to Z discussion on an entry for Gilleman/Gilderman! I sort of ID'd him and he wasn't Diemschitz! I kind of miss those times.

[jmenges]

I was kind of hoping to print the Gilleman/Gilderman Begg/Turnbull dispute from Cloak & Dagger just for curious fun but it didn’t make the cut this time. Maybe we can run it in a later issue and you can give an update.

JM

[Debra A]

I was kind of hoping to print the Gilleman/Gilderman Begg/Turnbull dispute from Cloak & Dagger just for curious fun but it didn’t make the cut this time. Maybe we can run it in a later issue and you can give an update.

JM

I wish you had Jonathan, I never saw or knew about it until the subject was broached by Keith (I think) a couple of years ago in the A to Z discussion. They both made me look closer at things, I made an attempt but nothing was resolved .

[barnflatwyngarde]

Really good edition, lots of good reading in it.

I enjoyed the "Cloak and Dagger Club Newsletter", hopefully there will be more in the future.

Is there any possibility of someone scanning and uploading copies of the newsletter?

I also remember that there was the intention of uploading the very early copies of Ripperologist, is this still in the pipeline?

[jmenges]

Thanks for the compliment.

We welcome anyone who has print-only issues of The Cloak & Dagger Newsletter and/or Ripperologist, and is capable of scanning them, to get in touch with us.
contactripperologist@gmail.com
Finding folks who have a ton of back issues isn’t a problem, it’s scanning them that tends to be the obstacle.

JM

[New Ford Shunt]

I'd like to highlight Jurriaan's, Chris's and Jonathan T's articles, which demonstrate this subject is far from dead. Their research is impeccable. Well done gentlemen.

Suzie