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Chris Scott
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The article below is from the Trenton Times of 1st December 1888, allegedly from one William Hallen who identifies the Ripper as a certain Jack McCurdy.
Thought it might be of interest!
chris

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Ken Morris
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Chris-

Great stuff man. You come up with the best. Have you had a chance to check the census' for the times about this McCurdy character?

Heres lookin' at you kids-
Ken-

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