Author: J.D. Rose
Wednesday, 12 January 2000 - 10:37 am |        |
Its easy to see how modern day theories can be put together. The well know and still debated "Royal Theory" is still looked at with sceptical eyes by most serious people, while still others buy into it because it involves what modern people
like best a sex scandel, a love story, and a cover up. Serious students of the case can easily see through such fabrications but others still don't see that you can take anyone involved with the case and make them into the Ripper. |
Author: Scott Nelson
Sunday, 29 December 2002 - 12:12 am | |
| Hey, what about an assistant working in the butcher shops of Morris Bosman or Solomon De Leeuw in Butchers Row, Aldgate-High Street circ 1888-91? |
Author: Brian Schoeneman
Sunday, 29 December 2002 - 05:08 pm | |
Scott,
Could be - if we're throwing wild ass guesses out, how about a medical student studying at London Hospital?
B |
Author: The Viper
Sunday, 29 December 2002 - 06:18 pm | |
Well Scott, not sure about his being the Ripper, but back in June I went through your article "A Butcher's Row Suspect Revisited" in some detail and concluded that shops in that arc from about 57 to 62 Aldgate High Street presented very likely locations for the identification of the City Police Suspect. Both the businesses you mention fall into that range.
Regards, V. |
