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5 giorni fa · Inspector Edmund Reid (1846 - 1929) was the detective who had charge of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Metropolitan Police's H Division during the Jack the Ripper and Whitechapel murders. He was described by the Weekly Despatch, on August 3rd, 1896 as, "one of the most remarkable men of the century", an endorsement he would ...
3 giorni fa · Military hospital patients in the great hall, 1919. The last Bishop to live here was Stopford. Between 1974 and 2011 the site was run by the Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham but today it’s looked after by Fulham Palace Trust and open for free, daily. For more information about visiting and tours, see their website.
4 giorni fa · Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper reported on this court appearance in its issue of Sunday, 15th December, 1889:-. Aaron Kosminski was summoned for a similar offence. Police-constable Borer said that he saw the defendant with an unmuzzled dog, and that when asked his name he gave that of Aaron Kosminski, which his brother said was wrong, as his name was ...
2 giorni fa · The Sevco thread - You can say huns mate! What's the Jack the ripper bombshell. Sent from my SM-S906B using Tapatalk. Huns somehow talked themselves into deciding that Jack the Ripper was a Tim. Considering Jack's horrendous injury history, alter it to Jack the Slipper.
4 giorni fa · John Pizer was not the Whitechapel murderer. Whether he was the man who had been threatening the prostitutes of the district is open to debate. That such a character did exist cannot be denied - albeit The Star undoubtedly exaggerated the danger he posed - and, by his own admission, Pizer was known as "Leather Apron."
2 giorni fa · In 1913 the journalist George Sims wrote to Detective Chief Inspector John George Littlechild, who had been the head of Special Branch when the Jack the Ripper murders were taking place, to ask for information about the case. In his reply Littlechild stated that:-. With regard to the term 'Jack the Ripper' it was generally believed at the Yard ...
