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found this looking for a bobbie book ?
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it says signed ? o.k.Originally posted by milchmanuk View Post -
supposed to take you to a board game ? dont know what went wrong with copy and paste sorryOriginally posted by milchmanuk View PostComment
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also how do i take down posts if the web page did not upload properly !Comment
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I think that only Admin or a Moderator can remove a post once it’s been posted Milchman.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”Comment
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I don't think it means signed by JtR...Originally posted by milchmanuk View PostThems the Vagaries.....Comment
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i,m putting this out there as i,m a fan of the month of MAYOriginally posted by Al Bundy's Eyes View PostComment
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Sorry Milchman!Originally posted by milchmanuk View Post
I'm not sure what this means.
Are you saying you're on Team Maybrick?Comment
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50/.50 i read the books but not the transcript as yet of the diary contents,Originally posted by Ms Diddles View Post
why ?
also like Bruce Robinsons take on the diary ,
could well believe it having been the youngest of four brothers ,
as Arnie says " **** happens ".Comment
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Fair enough!Originally posted by milchmanuk View Post
I'm sure Iconoclast and erobitha would be glad to have you aboard.
I like the Bruce Robinson book too.
I'm not convinced by his conclusion, but it's a hell of a read and I like his writing.
I love Withnail & I, so I was always going to be well disposed to that one.
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the three i like are Kosminski /Lechmere and the Maybrick brothers' , all good yarns but common sense says we're not going to know , JTR once shown to walk through a door and passage way probably felt obliged to do so more often when leaving crime scenes, this is all i got to on thoughts this week.Originally posted by Ms Diddles View PostComment
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Personally I lean towards unknown (probably local) man.Originally posted by milchmanuk View Post
Of the named ones I favour Bury, Koz and Druitt (duck and cover!!), but yeah I agree we are probably never going to know.
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not read to much of Bury yet, i might of dismissed him, just watching Oliver /remarkable time capsule of life their and then,Originally posted by Ms Diddles View Post
Personally I lean towards unknown (probably local) man.
Of the named ones I favour Bury, Koz and Druitt (duck and cover!!), but yeah I agree we are probably never going to know.
and thank god for spell correct other wise it read like Lusks letter SORComment
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Hi Ms Diddsy,Originally posted by Ms Diddles View Post
Milkmen in the UK and other countries are welcome to join the ranks of the Maybrick believers if they wish but - word to the wise, buddy - it's probably going to be a rather unsatisfying and rocky road.
The more the merrier though!
PS If it was Edwin - the youngest brother - there would need to be some sort of evidence in favour of it. Ol' Brucey's They All Love Jack is off the scale for erudition and research and I can't fault it other than to say that Soothsayer's Razor says cut out the middlestory (that Jack the Ripper hoaxed the Victorian scrapbook) and just stick with James the Ripper instead.
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thx for the invite i am not knowledgeable but as coincidence i been following your posts,
i actually painted a house this week, the owners said
" don't get much for your money these days "
but i would made a grand Picasso!Comment
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