Author: Christopher-Michael
Monday, 16 November 1998 - 04:28 am |        |
A quick question for the assembled worthies -
Whilst trying to reorganise my Ripper shelves, I realised that I have an audiotape by Martin Fido called "The Truth About JTR." Unfortunately, this was given to me by a friend, and I am not quite sure when it came out.
According to the Casebook Timeline, Martin put out "On the Trail of JTR" in 1992 and "Jack the Ripper" in 1995. Can anyone tell me which of the two I have, and how I can get hold of a copy of the other?
Many thanks,
Christopher-Michael |
Author: judith stock
Monday, 16 November 1998 - 06:47 pm | |
chris,
now you're going to make me crazy as i just checked MY Fido tape; it is called
"In The Footsteps of JTR", is put out by
the Talking Tour Company and i can find
no dates on it whatsoever--seems we now
have FOUR Fido tapes to sort out......
judy |
Author: Chris George
Monday, 16 November 1998 - 08:42 pm | |
The perplexing case of the Fido Tapes! As if we don't have enough to worry about with Jack and his antics, and the machinations of the Diary forger...... :-)
Chris "what's YOUR Fido tape called??" George |
Author: Peter Birchwood
Tuesday, 17 November 1998 - 05:35 pm | |
| Maybe these tapes have different names according to the publisher and/or country. After all, in Uzbekhistan the diary is called "Dzerhib bod Crizcon." |
Author: Paul Begg
Wednesday, 18 November 1998 - 01:58 pm | |
The easiest solution to such research questions as these is to get the answer direct from the horse's mouth, so I went to my mate the old nag himself...
The Truth About Jack the Ripper. Watford: MCI, 1995
In The Footsteps of Jack the Ripper. London: Talking Tours, 1993
On The Trail of Jack the Ripper. Herts/London:Tring/Long Island/LBC 1992 |
Author: Christopher-Michael
Friday, 20 November 1998 - 12:45 am | |
Many thanks, Paul - I can always count on you! I have the first two on the list; it's "On the Trail" that I need. Has anyone a spare copy? Or, failing that, Tring/Long Island's address?
Gratefully,
CMD |
