Comments for Casebook Blotter http://blog.casebook.org/casebook Latest news from Casebook: Jack the Ripper Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:11:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on October 30th Update by The Grave Maurice http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/10/30/october-30th-update/#comment-1882 The Grave Maurice Fri, 31 Oct 2008 06:52:18 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/10/30/october-30th-update/#comment-1882 Oh this is great stuff. I especially like the photos of Stora Tumlehed. Thanks to all concerned. Oh this is great stuff. I especially like the photos of Stora Tumlehed. Thanks to all concerned.

]]> Comment on Experts to Reveal New Evidence in 120-Year-Old Jack the Ripper Murders by sprachcaffe londra http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/27/experts-to-reveal-new-evidence-in-120-year-old-jack-the-ripper-murders/#comment-365 sprachcaffe londra Thu, 04 Sep 2008 04:34:40 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/27/experts-to-reveal-new-evidence-in-120-year-old-jack-the-ripper-murders/#comment-365 is it availible in english? is it availible in english?

]]> Comment on Press Release: Santa Cruz man solves Ripper riddle by popeye http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/07/29/press-release-santa-cruz-man-solves-ripper-riddle/#comment-358 popeye Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:12:09 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/07/29/press-release-santa-cruz-man-solves-ripper-riddle/#comment-358 im looking forward to reading this book, lets hope its as good as it sounds, i myself have always suspected james maybrick,the amazing thing to me is how the ripper managed to do 2 murders in 1 night, in such a small area with police everywhere, maybrick i beleive had an office/or work premises in whitechapel. he could of washed/ changed clothes etc then gone back out to murder again, also it would be a quick escape.did maybrick have an office/ or company premises in whitechapel or have i been misled? im looking forward to reading this book, lets hope its as good as it sounds, i myself have always suspected james maybrick,the amazing thing to me is how the ripper managed to do 2 murders in 1 night, in such a small area with police everywhere, maybrick i beleive had an office/or work premises in whitechapel. he could of washed/ changed clothes etc then gone back out to murder again, also it would be a quick escape.did maybrick have an office/ or company premises in whitechapel or have i been misled?

]]> Comment on In the Press: Walter Thomas Porriott by Mike Covell http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/09/01/in-the-press-walter-thomas-porriott/#comment-267 Mike Covell Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:05:44 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/09/01/in-the-press-walter-thomas-porriott/#comment-267 British Press was awash with reports over the weekend, Mail Online http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1051015/120-years-notoriety-Was-Jack-Ripper-Londoner-20-wives-fled-Australia.html Daily Express, http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/59258 The People, http://www.people.co.uk/news/news/tm_method=full%26objectID=20718090%26siteID=93463-name_page.html British Press was awash with reports over the weekend,

Mail Online
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1051015/120-years-notoriety-Was-Jack-Ripper-Londoner-20-wives-fled-Australia.html

Daily Express,
http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/59258

The People,
http://www.people.co.uk/news/news/tm_method=full%26objectID=20718090%26siteID=93463-name_page.html

]]> Comment on Experts to Reveal New Evidence in 120-Year-Old Jack the Ripper Murders by Ron Brisbane http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/27/experts-to-reveal-new-evidence-in-120-year-old-jack-the-ripper-murders/#comment-237 Ron Brisbane Sun, 31 Aug 2008 20:02:51 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/27/experts-to-reveal-new-evidence-in-120-year-old-jack-the-ripper-murders/#comment-237 Hello: I am currently serving in Afghanistan and will not be able to attend. Will the new photos of Tumblety and new evidence be posted on the internet? Hello: I am currently serving in Afghanistan and will not be able to attend. Will the new photos of Tumblety and new evidence be posted on the internet?

]]> Comment on Press Release: Santa Cruz man solves Ripper riddle by Terry Volz http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/07/29/press-release-santa-cruz-man-solves-ripper-riddle/#comment-226 Terry Volz Sun, 31 Aug 2008 14:33:53 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/07/29/press-release-santa-cruz-man-solves-ripper-riddle/#comment-226 Possilbly the best piece of evidence is the dear boss letter. Interesting that it is extremely neat and there are no spelling mistakes. Are there hand writing samples of some of the suspects like Montague Druitt and William Gull? Hand writing comparisons can be done if there is enough to compare. Good luck. Possilbly the best piece of evidence is the dear boss letter. Interesting that it is extremely neat and there are no spelling mistakes. Are there hand writing samples of some of the suspects like Montague Druitt and William Gull? Hand writing comparisons can be done if there is enough to compare. Good luck.

]]> Comment on Remake of “The Lodger” in stores February 2009 by Stephen http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/20/remake-of-the-lodger-in-stores-february-2009/#comment-132 Stephen Wed, 20 Aug 2008 23:03:30 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/08/20/remake-of-the-lodger-in-stores-february-2009/#comment-132 If you happen to catch this film, keep an eye out for a scene involving a certain "familiar" web site. (That is, assuming it didn't get left on the editing floor!) :-) If you happen to catch this film, keep an eye out for a scene involving a certain “familiar” web site. (That is, assuming it didn’t get left on the editing floor!) :-)

]]> Comment on Finally discovered… a photo of Francis Tumblety! by Glenn Lauritz Andersson http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/06/30/finally-discovered-a-photo-of-francis-tumblety/#comment-84 Glenn Lauritz Andersson Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:47:35 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/06/30/finally-discovered-a-photo-of-francis-tumblety/#comment-84 I agree, this is a great find indeed. Very interesting. Congratulations to Tim and the Rip as well. For the record, I don't think anyone's said that interesting new material never would surface, because history has showed us that new stuff comes to light all the time. What people has been saying, including myself, is that material containing strong enough evidence for SOLVING THE CASE most likely never will surface. So that's entirely different. Finds that sheds light on other aspects of the case, however, will always come up now and then thanks to dedicated researchers, and this particular find is an example of that. I agree, this is a great find indeed.
Very interesting. Congratulations to Tim and the Rip as well.

For the record, I don’t think anyone’s said that interesting new material never would surface, because history has showed us that new stuff comes to light all the time.
What people has been saying, including myself, is that material containing strong enough evidence for SOLVING THE CASE most likely never will surface. So that’s entirely different.
Finds that sheds light on other aspects of the case, however, will always come up now and then thanks to dedicated researchers, and this particular find is an example of that.

]]> Comment on Finally discovered… a photo of Francis Tumblety! by Howard Brown http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/06/30/finally-discovered-a-photo-of-francis-tumblety/#comment-83 Howard Brown Tue, 01 Jul 2008 02:36:30 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/06/30/finally-discovered-a-photo-of-francis-tumblety/#comment-83 Whoever started this thread...I agree with you. This is a fantastic find. Not only is it an indicator that material people thought would never surface...eventually surface...but it puts a face on a "suspect". Great job by Tim Riordan. The Ripperological community is indebted to Tim and the "RIP" for its efforts. Whoever started this thread…I agree with you. This is a fantastic find.

Not only is it an indicator that material people thought would never surface…eventually surface…but it puts a face on a “suspect”. Great job by Tim Riordan.

The Ripperological community is indebted to Tim and the “RIP” for its efforts.

]]> Comment on The First Uruguayan Jack the Ripper Book? by Mike Covell http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/04/09/the-first-uruguayan-jack-the-ripper-book/#comment-4 Mike Covell Wed, 09 Apr 2008 21:40:54 +0000 http://blog.casebook.org/casebook/2008/04/09/the-first-uruguayan-jack-the-ripper-book/#comment-4 Richard Stephenson, Robert D'Onston Stephenson was the Vice Consul to Uruguay for several years, just another little coincidence! The book looks good but the only Spanish I know is learnt from "Dora the Explorer"!! Richard Stephenson, Robert D’Onston Stephenson was the Vice Consul to Uruguay for several years, just another little coincidence!

The book looks good but the only Spanish I know is learnt from “Dora the Explorer”!!

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