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Post by Abbnormal on Oct 29, 2018 20:19:07 GMT
Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser Friday February 24, 1888
Bolton Cronicle Tuesday February 21, 1888
I’ll get her death certificate.
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Post by blackjack on Oct 30, 2018 19:36:05 GMT
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Post by blackjack on Oct 30, 2018 19:38:11 GMT
No poison was found when the stomach contents were analyzed. Couldn't it have been just a bad breakfast that didn't sit well or just the effects of vomiting for whatever reason?
There's nothing from what I've read that indicates any of the post mortem findings couldn't be attributed simply to repeated vomiting, including irritation and damage to the stomach and intestine.
And I'm sure I can link James Dyson to one of the three Dyson cotton mill owners in Farnsworth and vicinity. There's many ways that a cotton merchant could have been acquainted with Betsy Dyson and/or her husband.
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Post by blackjack on Oct 31, 2018 23:14:18 GMT
Okay there's no link we can find with James Dyson and the Dyson mill owners and or the cotton industry. He and his father were miners. But Betsy Dyson was a cotton weaver in 1881 and so was her brother Thomas who married in 1886 to a "Tenter - cotton mill" whatever that is (myheritage.com).
P.S. A Tenter is someone who tends a machine.
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Post by blackjack on Oct 31, 2018 23:21:43 GMT
Was it wet and cold that weekend like the Diary says?
And are there gaps in the Diary? Because the next entry after the Manchester Murder says that summer is coming soon. Betsy died on February 12th.
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Post by Abnnormal on Nov 6, 2018 20:13:15 GMT
It was wet and cold. Here are two newpaper articles to prove it.
Lloyds Weekly Newspaper sunday 12th, 1888
"in parts of the west it was rainy."
London Evening Standard feb 11 1888
"Weather was...showery at several of our western stations;... and showery weather is likely tomorrow in most districts with a decided fall of temperature over England."
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Post by Abnnormal on Nov 6, 2018 20:19:44 GMT
Dr. Kieran James in his document on the Maybrick Trial says the lease on Battlecrease was "taken out" in February of 1888. -The Florence Maybrick Trial of 1889 and the Need for Courts of Criminal Appeal, By Kieran James (University of the West of Scotland)
"The family later took out a five-year lease on Battlecrease House in Aigburth, near the Mersey River, Liverpool, in February 1888" (The Last Victm of Jack the Ripper, Graham and Emmas, 1999, pp. 43-4 (PS. sic.? pp. 29-31 my library edition).
Okay the book The Last Victim by Anne E Graham, Carol Emmas, and Keith Skinner says the lease was taken in February. Unless otherwise proven, I take that to mean that the lease started on the 1st.
They would have moved in anytime from the 1st of February, making a February 12 Manchester Murder viable.
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Post by Abbnormal on Nov 11, 2018 20:37:04 GMT
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Post by blackjack on Nov 19, 2018 17:40:04 GMT
Trial of John Hendrickson, Jr: For the Murder of His Wife Maria ... By John Hendrickson
Totally consistent with asphyxia, with a sleeper hold.
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Post by abbnormal on Nov 20, 2018 17:40:02 GMT
Lloyds Weekly Newspaper sunday 12th, 1888 "showery weather is likely to-morrow in most disctrics, with a decided fall of temperature over England" The Diary said it was "cold and wet".
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Post by Admin on Aug 27, 2019 16:26:28 GMT
If the diary is a hoax, the person who created it went to great effort to do it. Lies which have that much effort are rare.
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Post by Maybrickite on May 23, 2020 5:24:05 GMT
The alleged hoaxer would have had to study the Ripper case and the Maybrick case at nauseum, Victorian history and language, how to forge and age ink on paper, metallurgy to fake the watch, profiling and psychology, and how to escape detection. Forging a Van Gogh or Picasso would be easy by comparison.
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Post by Admin on Jun 14, 2020 16:15:51 GMT
yea exactly. Always suspicious of people claiming thing are hoaxes because it takes a lot of effort to hoax something like that
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Post by James is Jack on Jun 20, 2020 2:48:27 GMT
The same thing goes for the first Ripper letters. They claim they are hoaxes although he correctly identified the existence of a serial killer after 2 canonical murders, predicted the next one, and that he would be "clipping" the ears. All proved true.
What is he? The first and greatest profiler in history?
Profilers here today are still saying there are no 40 and 50 year old rookie serial killers. Turns out the diary writer was right and there are plenty.
Serial Killer rookies of advanced age:
Donato Bilancia 46 Russell Williams 46 (*caught after 2) John Wayne Glover 57(The Granny Killer) Peter Tobin 45 John Christie 42 Andrei Chikatilo 42 Adnan Colak 40 David Carpenter 49 Angelo Buono 43
Add to that James Maybrick 49
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Post by Huckleberry on Nov 5, 2020 6:17:05 GMT
All unsolved cases, the guy is connected. That's why it go "unsolved". Black Dahlia. zodiac. Ripper. ~ the jewes are not the men to be blamed for nothing~
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