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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The last programme I saw on the subject modern policing point to an Irish man who went to Canada or USA and a couple of similar murders occurred there but yes he shouldn't be "glorified" in any way, like the Krays or similar ilk. |
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By *tella Heels OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"Walter sickert"
Hmm a popular choice in many later publications of the ripper case, he even admitted he had supposed to have slept in the chamber to which the landlady who owned said property insisted the ripper was the previous tennant |
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"Aaron Kosminski according to some recent DNA results....
Yep polish immigrant died in 1919 in an asylum
Possibly a suspect
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Ostensibly, investigators took DNA samples from his surviving relatives and found positive matches from re-tested DNA found on items still held in storage from at least one of the original crime scenes.
It seems irrefutable (if true).
Another suspect I was always intrigued by personally was Francis Tumblety who was a prime suspect at the time before fleeing to Canada when he realised the police wanted him..... |
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Few suspects one with Royal Connections the Queens personal surgeon an American Actor who returned to the states then the murders stopped and a Polish Butcher allegedly had a hated of prostitutes
Horrible events and very gruesome murders of these ladies |
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James Maybrick - another more recently proposed suspect who eventually met his end by his wife’s hand from her awful cooking.....um, I mean deliberate poisoning.
The circumstances by which his name originally cropped up however make one seriously question the validity of the claims made against him as regards his identity as Jack. |
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By *tella Heels OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"Aaron Kosminski according to some recent DNA results....
Yep polish immigrant died in 1919 in an asylum
Possibly a suspect
Ostensibly, investigators took DNA samples from his surviving relatives and found positive matches from re-tested DNA found on items still held in storage from at least one of the original crime scenes.
It seems irrefutable (if true).
Another suspect I was always intrigued by personally was Francis Tumblety who was a prime suspect at the time before fleeing to Canada when he realised the police wanted him....."
Oooh yes he was a good prime suspect |
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