Jack the Ripper: The Casebook

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Geographic Profiling Survey: A Preliminary Examination of Geographic Profilers Views and Experiences

If for the moment we assume that profiling is applicable to this case, then what might we learn about the killer? Off the Shelf sits down to discuss the Case of the Salmon Sandwiches by M.W. Oldridge, and afterwards, interviews the author about various unrelated things. All I can say is that I believe my own findings could add another dimension to this particular suspect. The mutilated remains of a female were lying two-thirds over towards the edge of the bedstead nearest the door. She had only her chemise on, or some underlinen garment. I am sure that the body had been removed subsequent to the injury which caused her death from that side of the bedstead that was nearest the wooden partition, because of the large quantity of blood under the bedstead and the saturated condition of the sheet and the palliasse at the corner nearest the partition. 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 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. Karl and Jon are joined by Hannah Bradridge, a second year English student at Durham University. Hannah is new to the canon though she enjoys the BBC TV series. Together they discuss The Reigate Squires - a tale of a murdered coachman, handwriting and a bowl of oranges. Your collective ongoing research into this suspect is absolutely exceptional and I completely admire and respect your work.

The throat had been so instantly severed that no noise could have been emitted. I should not expect much blood to have been found on the person who had inflicted these wounds. The wounds could not have been self-inflicted. Karl welcomes special guest Trevor Downey, the host of The Great Stories podcast and contributor to The Anfield Wrap. This is a video podcast playable on all podcast apps that support it. Or stream it from the web at the following link: In the same year Thomas's uncle, Charles and his family were living in Newington, where Thomas was born:Subjects: Aaron Kosminski - Woolf Abrahams - Isaac Kosminski - Scott Nelson - Donald Swanson - Robert Anderson - Morris Lubnowski - The Ripper seemed to follow a fairly regimented modus operandi when dispatching his victims. In many cases there seems to be evidence of strangulation, followed by the severance of the carotid artery, which caused near-immediate death. Then he performed various abdominal/genital/facial mutilations, to varying degrees. On some victims there were only a few cuts and stab wounds, while others were mutilated beyond recognition.