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Modern Day Lees
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Posted on Friday, January 06, 2006 - 1:48 am:

I hope that those who read this keep an open mind. I am a psychic who likes to dabble in EVP - Electronic Voice Phenomena. My husband and I have a female ghost in our home who turns off our kitchen light when we go out and turns off our computers.

I just conducted a session in my home with my digital voice recorder and internal microphone. I asked if there were any spirits present and if there were to please tell me who Jack The Ripper was. I was not getting a response, so I decided to read off the suspect list and asked the spirit to give me a sign when I arrived at the name of JTR. I received a very loud and distinct knocking sound on the tape when I played it back when I read the name THOMAS CUTBUSH. So those of you who believe that CUTBUSH was the Ripper may possibly be on the right track.

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