Jack the Ripper: The Casebook

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Julia Venturney says that Joe Barnett is of good character and was kind to Mary Jane, giving her money on occasion. On November 10, one day after the murder, Mrs. Elizabeth Phoenix of 57 Bow Common Lane, Burdett Road, Bow, went to the Leman Street Police Station and said that a woman matching the description of Kelly used to live in her brother-in-law's house in Breezer's Hill, off Pennington Street. Join Ally Ryder, Jonathan Menges and Jon Rees as they discuss the first season of Off the Shelf, and decide if they ever want to do a second season.

Speaking with Alec Fullerton is Paul Begg, Tom Wescott, Jon Rees, Ally Ryder, Michael Hawley, Trevor Bond and Jonathan Menges. Video trailer for the upcoming audio release of Mike Barrett in conversation with Keith Skinner at the Cloak and Dagger Club on 10 April, 1999. The viscera were found in various parts viz: the uterus and kidneys with one breast under the head, the other breast by the right foot, the liver between the feet, the intestines by the right side and the spleen by the left side of the body. The flaps removed from the abdomen and thighs were on a table. In this episode Karl welcomes Lesley Quinn to the show to discuss the next story in the Doyle canon: The pericardium was open below and the heart absent. In the abdominal cavity there was some partly digested food of fish and potatoes, and similar food was found in the remains of the stomach attached to the intestines."Earlier in August, on Tuesday the 7th, Cross could have murdered Martha Tabram in the George Yard Building, just off Wentworth Street, as he was going to work. The timings for some of the deaths in 1888 fit the routine of a working man opportunistically killing women engaged in morning prostitution, and they fit the known timetable of Charles Cross. He may not have been the famous slayer, yet he brings life to the idea of the Ripper as a local, working-class killer.

The theory is, that the witness confrontation referred to by Anderson and Swanson (where the witness - probably Lawende - had encountered the possible suspect in connection with the murder of Catherine Eddowes) actually involved David Cohen/Kaminsky and not Kosminski, and that Macnaghten and Swanson mixed them up when they named the suspect. Thus, the timing and the differences in character could be explained. Nevertheless, while some claim the David Cohen theory and the Kaminsky/Kosminski confusion to be quite far-fetched and unnecessary complicated or abstract, others regard it as one of the more seriously researched and ground-breaking works to date. Kim Rossmo: An Evaluation of NIJ's Evaluation Methodology for Geographic Profiling Software, March 9, 2005 Dr Johansen is a social historian specialising in the history of modern London, with a particular emphasis on social class and mobility, gender, professional lives, and regional identities. Her publications include articles in Teaching History, the London Journal, and Cultural and Social History. She may have stayed with the nuns at the Providence Row Night Refuge on Crispin Street. According to one tradition she scrubbed floors and charred here and was eventually placed into domestic service in a shop in Cleveland Street. About half an inch from the top of the nose was another oblique cut. There was a cut on the right angle of the mouth as if the cut of a point of a knife. The cut extended an inch and a half, parallel with the lower lip.

Mark Ripper: under the name MW Oldridge is the co-author of the A-Z of Victorian Crime, the author of Murder and Crime:Whitechapel and District, The Moat Farm Mystery and is the Editor of the Notable British Trials Series volume on the Trial of Israel Lipski.

Janis Wilson is a writer, retired trial lawyer, television commentator and lecturer. She is the author of the novel 'Goulston Street' set in 1888 Whitechapel during the Autumn of Terror, and frequently appears in True Crime documentaries and conferences. Subjects: Minnie Williams - William Stead - Oscar Wilde - Theo Durrant - Cleveland Street Scandal - Maud Allan - Eduardo Zinna - Prince Albert Victor - General Suspect Discussion: What was Kosminski is now Lechmere: how relevant is Scobie? - (6 posts) A story appeared in the Pall Mall Gazette dated 7 May 1895, which reported that Grainger had been unhesitatingly identified by the one person whom the police believe saw the murderer with a woman a few moments before her mutilated body was found. If the witness was Joseph Lawende, he told the police in his original statement that he had only noticed the man's height, and did not think he would recognise him again. It is therefore curious as to why he was expected to identify him several years later. PM: It is said she is in the Britannia drinking with a young man with a dark mustache who appears respectable and well dressed. It is said she is very drunk.

The "David Cohen" suspect is an expanded and revised version of what is known as the "Polish Jew theory", which in turn is originating from three primary sources: Subjects: Gerard Spicer - Pinchin Street Torso - Whitehall Mystery - Pimlico Mystery - Torso Murders - In this VIDEO PODCAST presentation, Trevor Spinage takes us on a tour of the Big 7 London cemeteries-Kensal Green, Brompton, West Norwood, Nunhead, Tower Hamlets, Abney Park and Highgate. In 1881 Catherine moved to Cooney's Lodging House, 55 Flower and Dean Street and met John Kelly. Kelly jobbed around the markets but had been more or less regularly employed by a fruit salesman named Lander. Somewhere in this period Catherine's daughter Annie marries Louis Phillips and begins to move around Bermondsey and Southwark to avoid her mother's scrounging. I found a 1901 listing for Thomas's mother, Kate Cutbush/Hayne at which time she was living with her sister, Clara Hayne, in Brixton: