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The Juwes are

The men that

Will not

Be blamed

For nothing.

 

The three Juwes being Jubela,Jubelo and Jubelum the murderers of Hiram Abiff, were executed in the old Masonic Legend. There throats cut across,there bodies torn open, there internal organs deftly removed and arranged around the corpses in there final resting places and finally there entrails 'thrown over the Left shoulder' . Makes you wonder, I'd say a cover up .

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Several people claimed to have investigated the case and named the killer. Everyone different. Never got proved then and won't be proved now. Odd's are there will be a book to follow very shortly .[/quote

 

Book is being published September nine.

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The Ultimate Who Dun It . . Went On A Jack The Ripper Tour About 20 yrs Ago & It Was Quite Good . . I'm Down In London End Off The Month Might Go Again & See If They Now Name Him As Kosminsky ? . . Though I Doubt It As They May Will Lose Custom Givin Its The "Don't Know" That Fasinates People !!

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Hmmm. A 120 year old shawl, supposedly found BY the body of Catherine Eddowes bought in an auction? Not exactly what I'd call damning evidence.

They have confirmed both sets of DNA by testing living relatives .......

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I have mixed feelings about this.

 

1. We know whose the killer. Congratulations. Well done us.

 

2. We know whose the killer. Well punishment will be...un-severe. Banished to death....oh wait.....

 

3. Is DNA on one murder victim evidence enough that it was the same person that killed the others?

 

4. There are similarities to the whole Jack the Ripper murders, but no actual evidence to link them to the same person.

 

5. Jack the Ripper was interesting because we didn't know who he was. Harold Shipman killed ten times more people, but we know who he is. Mystery Murders become romanticised. Aaron the Ripper has ruined that.

 

6. Will more clothing be checked for DNA for more evidence?

 

Very mixed.

 

It would be like finding the Yeti. Turns out it is a hairy white gorilla that eats yellow snow. Not get back to work. Life continues. The interesting debate and mixed opinions on it all become twisted and ruined by facts.

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I would have thought that DNA on a shawl only proves that he had a romantic session with the victim,it does not prove he was the killer . Plenty of cases were DNA at the scene was not enough to convict a person of murder.

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I would have thought that DNA on a shawl only proves that he had a romantic session with the victim,it does not prove he was the killer . Plenty of cases were DNA at the scene was not enough to convict a person of murder.

Yes but added to all the other stuff it pretty much points to him ........

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I would have thought that DNA on a shawl only proves that he had a romantic session with the victim,it does not prove he was the killer . Plenty of cases were DNA at the scene was not enough to convict a person of murder.

Yes but added to all the other stuff it pretty much points to him ........

It does point the finger at him I agree but with her being a prostitute I wonder if anymore DNA was found at the scene, the shawl would probably have been like a plasterers radio lol .

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