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rodney
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| | Posted on Friday, September 30, 2005 - 3:09 am: | 
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until 2 years ago I didn't know much about this Jack The Ripper fellow.Then my brother gave me this book titled `Jack The Ripper From A to Z'.I read it,then became quite curious.As a pasttime,I used to buy those logic puzzle magazines.I applied that logic experience to all the clues in the book.At this time,my mind was completely untainted from all the nonsense that I now know exists pertaining to the case.I had not visited this, or any other site regarding JTR.
Based soley on this particular book,I came to the conclusion,using fact and logic,that the stongest suspect is Aaron Kosminski.
Why? you ask.Well I'm not goeing into all that.I no longer have the book so I can't review it,and I forget why he was my No.1 suspect.I do remember however,that where Kosminski lived in relation to the murder sites was a strong fator in my decision.Also,there was no 'evidence' to suggest it couldn't be Kosminski.Anyway,that's my suspect and I'm sticking to it. |
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