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A much more rational theory is that the murderer's brain gave way altogether after his awful glut in Millers Court , and that he immediately committed suicide , or , as a possible alternative , was found to be so hopelessly mad by his ...
A much more rational theory is that the murderer's brain gave way altogether after his awful glut in Millers Court , and that he immediately committed suicide , or , as a possible alternative , was found to be so hopelessly mad by his ...
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Farson writes : We may suppose that William , who represented the family , believed that his brother committed the murders . But . why ? The suicide in the Thames is no evidence in itself . Yet at the very point where the evidence might ...
Farson writes : We may suppose that William , who represented the family , believed that his brother committed the murders . But . why ? The suicide in the Thames is no evidence in itself . Yet at the very point where the evidence might ...
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I simply told him I should go my own way about it and sooner or later I'd have him . I told him I was an amateur detective and that I had been for weeks looking for the culprit . He explained to me how the murders were committed .
I simply told him I should go my own way about it and sooner or later I'd have him . I told him I was an amateur detective and that I had been for weeks looking for the culprit . He explained to me how the murders were committed .
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Crítica de los usuarios - EricCostello - LibraryThingYou can stack rubbish to the sky, and at the end of the day...you have a very large stack of rubbish. I can see why the theory propounded by the author in this book was popular; it's a very anti ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - PaulStott - LibraryThingIf this is the best 'Ripperologists' can do, its no wonder the mystery remains unsolved! Given Knight could not see through the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh my hopes were not high, but even I did not expect ... Leer comentario completo
Contenido
New Light on an Old Mystery | 13 |
The Sickert Story | 30 |
The Truth and Nothing but the Truth? | 40 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution |
| Autor | Stephen Knight |
| Edición | ilustrada |
| Editor | Harrap, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0245527249, 9780245527241 |
| Largo | 284 páginas |
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