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D Neal
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Posted on Sunday, February 01, 2004 - 1:25 pm:

Hello

Does anyone know of any book which contains a reference to there being the message 'YOU'LL NEVER CATCH ME' written in blood anywhere in 13 Millers Court?

I would be really interested in finding any reference to such a message, whether it be in a book or from any newspaper articles.

I am aware that certain newspapers referred to the possibility of writing in Kelly's room, but these articles dont seem to have been specific as to what was written.

Regards

D.Neal

Jerry Maynard
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Posted on Wednesday, June 09, 2004 - 7:19 pm:

All I can Remember that the letters FM were carved in Kelly's room. Supporters of the James Maybrick theory suggest that James carved his wife's intials after he killed Kelly. Thats all I have heard about any writing in the Millers Court
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