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Chris Scott
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Found this article about a copycat writer in St Louis
Newark daily Advocate 17 November 1889

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M.Mc.
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Saying you're going to get all "Jack the Ripper" on someone likely became a saying among brutes. Like I'm going to open a six pack of pain on you or I'll crush you like a bug. A threat? Yes indeed but a true JTR suspect? I doubt it.

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