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"Letters from Whitechapel" board game
Get ready to enter the poor and dreary Whitechapel district in London 1888 â the scene of the mysterious Jack the Ripper murders â with its crowded and smelly alleys, hawkers, shouting merchants, dirty children covered in rags who run through the crowd and beg for money, and prostitutes â called âthe wretchedâ â on every street corner.
The board game Letters from Whitechapel, which plays in 90-150 minutes, takes the players right there. One player plays Jack the Ripper, and his goal is to take five victims before being caught. The other players are police detectives who must cooperate to catch Jack the Ripper before the end of the game. The game board represents the Whitechapel area at the time of Jack the Ripper and is marked with 199 numbered circles linked together by dotted lines. During play, Jack the Ripper, the Policemen, and the Wretched are moved along the dotted lines that represent Whitechapelâs streets. Jack the Ripper moves stealthily between numbered circles, while policemen move on their patrols between crossings, and the Wretched wander alone between the numbered circles.
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This game includes the Five Canonical victims (Annie Chapman, Catherine Eddowes, Elizabeth Stride, Mary Ann Nichols and Mary Kelly) as tokens to play with.
There are 8 pieces for the unfortunates (5 are marked in red, the others are not).
The game is played on the 4 nights in which the 5 Canonical victims were murdered.
In the board there are marked the 5 places where the Canonical victims were murdered and also include the crime scenes of "Fairy Fay" (Margaret Hames), Emma Elizabeth Smith and Rose Mylett.
In the Historical Notes section, there are all these 8 women plus Martha Tabram, The Whitehall Mystery, Alice McKenzie, The Pinchin Street torso and Frances Coles.
#Popular Culture#Games#Board Game#Letters from Whitechapel#Jack The Ripper#Whitechapel Murders#Victims#Canonical 5#Annie Chapman#Catherine Eddowes#Elizabeth Stride#Mary Ann Nichols#Mary Kelly#Margaret Hames#Emma Elizabeth Smith#Rose Mylett#Martha Tabram#whitehall mystery#Alice McKenzie#Pinchin Street Torso#Frances Coles
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I don't know how to phrase it but essentially, was there any connection between you and Jack the Ripper??
Not I.
I came to the colonies in the 1720âs Philadelphia to be precise. But when the crimes began, I was paying attention. At the time, I had just arrived in my city (where I currently reside) and did wonder if someone had taken my territory (of London), however, I have since done EXTENSIVE study on the case - to the tune of reading literally every book ever written on the subject, I have examined the remaining case file (in the late 70âs), and have gone over photographs taken before landmarks were destroyed, reviewed other crimes that occurred at the same time, etcetera.
My conclusion is as follows, and since I have been asked for my opinion on the case before and shied away from it because of tremendous amount of detail and mythos involved that must be waded through in order to register an opinion, I will now give a short educated guess on the topic. Very terse. Any elaboration upon the topic can take place in the comments.
I believe the common wisdom is incorrect. I believe there were only 3 (possibly 4) canonical victims (three that had almost identical mutilations). There were two simultaneous killers that were lumped together under the moniker (there were dozens of murders at the time that involved female victims and many of them were stabbings and throat slashings. I believe there was another killer who was doing that sort of thing and escalated slightly at the same time - possibly even because of the attention given the Whitechapel Killer), I believe that almost none (possibly one or two) of the letters were written by the actual killer. Patricia Cornwell made many suppositions that indicated Walter Sickert might be the killer, but they were all rubbish. Her one contribution was her extensive research on the letters and the DNA analysis of the stamps. I find this quite conclusive. I believe it very probable that the letters were largely contributed to by the painter who had a sick sense of humor, was hypergrapjic, and fantasizes about death along very predictable psychological lines. I do not think he was the killer.
So who was?
I believe George Hutchinson is the canonical murderer of the 3 (or 4) canonical victims. I can elaborate upon why, but I donât think it necessary. I think his final known victim was Mary Kelly because she was his object all along, and it is somewhat known that very closely after the death, he was sent to an asylum in the north. Nothing is known of him after that.
Now all that said- there was an intriguing thing happening at the same time (something that might have contributed to the name âJack the Ripperâ as we now know that the name was coined by a newspaper mogul who forged the first letter sent to the paper): Spring-heeled Jack.
This individual would drop down on victims from high places, shock them, tear at their clothes, chase them down the street, and generally toy with them, and then in a flurry of movementâŚleap over high walls and vanish into the night. As most myths do, this one went mad and as the accounts came in, they became more fanciful, with descriptions about glowing eyes and so forth⌠but I think it quite possible that Spring-heeled Jack was one of us.
You may be asking yourself now, why I might think there was a cousin in London, but doubt he was involved in the Whitechapel Business. The answer is simple really. Nothing was really taken in the way I would expect. It is true that Catherine Eddows was missing a kidney and Mary Kelly was missing a few bitsâŚbut certainly not enough to make the effort worth while for a cousin.
If you want to find a âcousin caseâ look for people who have gone missing entirely under suspicious circumstances. Look for a few bits turning up that he simply couldnât eat in time and had to toss (for example the Pinchin Street Torso or the New Scotland Yard Torso, or frankly any of the body parts that washed up along the Thames).
I hope that answers your question.
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The Torso by the Thames
How a real unsolved murder inspired Tessa Harris to write THE SIXTH VICTIM
I first came across the case known as the âWhitehall Mysteryâ when researching Jack the Ripper. A womanâs body parts had been found in the Thames and on a building site near the Houses of Parliament during the autumn of 1888 â the same period that Whitechapel was in the grip of the âSaucy Jack.â I was shocked on two levels. First, this murderer appeared even more deranged than Jack, and second it seems this wasnât his only victim. Even so, the killer was never caught. Nor were the victims identified. Add to this the fact that not many people today seemed to know about the horrific case and I was hooked. Naturally I set about trying to find out more.
On September 11, 1888 â just three days after Annie Chapmanâs murder - a womanâs right arm and shoulder were discovered on the muddy shore of the River Thames in Pimlico. The Times newspaper, however, dismissed the finds as a medical students' prank. Then, on October 2, a torso was found on the site that was to become the new headquarters of Scotland Yard at Whitehall, just by the Thames. Many of the newspapers went into a frenzy, suggesting Jack had reached new depths. But then a letter was sent to the police, purporting to be from Jack himself, vehemently denying any part in this latest gruesome discovery.
At the inquest into the mystery womanâs death, the police surgeon Dr Thomas Bond, gave the court a set of tantalizing clues, stating the victim had been "of large stature and well-nourished", and speculated she was around 24 years old. Her uterus had been removed from the body. The womanâs left lung showed she had suffered severe pleurisy. Seemingly childless, all her other organs all normal. Bond estimated sheâd been dead for up to two months. Furthermore he did not think she was working class. Her hands indicated she was not someone who was used to manual labour.
London was riveted with the picture painted by the learned surgeon, yet there was more to come. A journalist volunteered his dog to search the site for further clues. Even though the police claimed to have thoroughly examined the area, the hound was swift to uncover yet more of the corpse - a left leg cut above the knee.
Of the head and remaining limbs there was, however, no trace. The identity of the victim remains unknown to this day. The whole extraordinary story was just waiting to be told.
As I indicated earlier on, there is a post script to this mystery. A year to the day after the murder of the Ripperâs second victim, a headless, legless torso was discovered in Pinchin Street, near Whitechapel. A coincidence? No one knows for sure. What I do know, however, is that the case will undoubtedly find its way into another novel in my Constance Piper Mystery series. Â
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Pinchin Lane
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Pinchin Lane: I was recently watching a rerun of âSign of the Fourâ with Jeremy Brett as Holmes, and noticed the street sign of Pinchin Lane. (No, I hadnât really been paying attention and, yes, streets signs are everywhere for me.) Of course I rushed to look it up. I think it must have existed only in the mind of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle because I could find no mention of it outside of the pages of his story.
The lane is immortalized first when Holmes says to Watson, âWhen you have dropped Miss Morstan I wish you to go on to 3 Pinchin Lane, down near the waterâs edge at Lambeth.â When Watson goes there he finds: âPinchin Lane was a row of shabby, two-storied brick houses in the lower quarter of Lambeth.â (As an aside, itâs interesting how many people have seen the BBCâs Sherlock but never read any of the books. Theyâre worth it.)
So much for the fictional Pinchin Lane. There is, however, a Pinchin Street in Whitechapel where, on the 10th of September 1889 a female torso was discovered under a railway bridge. The poor womanâs head and legs were never found, and she was never identified. Some bloodstained clothing was later found in Batty Street (which has its own murderous connection) but amounted to nothing in the investigation.
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This caught my eye during a re-watch, and guess what Pinchin Lane is connected to? Jack the Ripper and the Sherlock Holmes universe.Â
Jack the Ripper:Â
âOn September 10, 1889, at 5:15 AM, a female torso was discovered by P.C. William Pennett under a railway arch in Pinchin Street, covered by an old chemise. The body, missing both head and legs, was already heavily decomposed, as the stench was the first thing the constable noticed.â (x)Â
However, the murder was not attributed to to the Ripper case due to the lack of attack on the genitals and the temporal delay.Â
The Sign of Four and âdropping Miss Watsonâ
Pinchin Street also features in the Sign of Four with Jeremy Brett. The source I found also explains how âthe lane is immortalized first when Holmes says to Watson, âWhen you have dropped Miss Morstan I wish you to go on to 3 Pinchin Lane, down near the waterâs edge at Lambeth.â When Watson goes there he finds: âPinchin Lane was a row of shabby, two-storied brick houses in the lower quarter of Lambeth.â (x)
Now, what can we make of this for The Six Thatchers?
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Lechmere and the Pinchin Street Torso - Revisited
Like the use of maps and geography. Definitely helps me understand the scene. Third one that I'm watching. Not fully convinced. But much more interested in Lechmere and my mind is less closed to the possibilities.
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The Whitechapel murders were committed in or near the impoverished Whitechapel district in the East End of London between 3 April 1888 and 13 February 1891. At various points some or all of these eleven unsolved murders of women have been ascribed to the notorious unidentified serial killer known as Jack the Ripper.
Of the eleven Whitechapel Murders, it is widely believed that Jack the Ripper is directly responsible for five of them. It is possible that the Ripper may have claimed more than five victims, but most experts agree that at least five of the East End murders were the work of Jack the Ripper.
The first victim in the series of Whitechapel Murders was a prostitute by the name of Emma Elizabeth Smith. Smith was attacked and raped on Osbourn Street in Whitechapel on April 3, 1888. During the assault, her attackers beat and raped her, then violently inserted a blunt object into her vagina, causing an injury which would take her life the following day. After the assault, the men emptied her purse and fled â leaving her to die on the street. Before she slipped into a coma and died the next day at a London hospital, Smith told authorities that two or three men, one of them a teenager, were responsible for her attack.
The press had linked Smithâs murder to the subsequent Whitechapel Murders, but most experts later believed that particular murder to be the result of random gang violence. Whitechapel was home to many notorious gangs who would patrol the streets of Whitechapel â harassing unfortunate women like Emma Smith â demanding they pay them money in exchange for âprotection��.
The next victim in the series of Whitechapel Murders was Martha Tabram. Tabram, a prostitute in the East End, was brutally murdered in the early morning hours of August 7, 1888. On the eve of her murder, Tabram was out drinking with another prostitute and two soldiers at a public house near the George Yard Buildings. Shortly before midnight on August 6th, Tabram and her friend paired off with their clients â Tabram heading through the archway into George Yard.
Tabramâs body was first encountered at around 3:30 AM on August 7th by carman George Crow. He had been returning home after work, and because of the darkness in the stairwell, mistook her body as that of a drunk woman passed out on the landing.
At around 5 AM, her body was again discovered by another resident of George Yard Buildings, but by this time there was enough light in the stairway to reveal her ghastly wounds. She had been stabbed 39 times. The wounds focused on her throat, chest and lower abdomen, and appeared to have been inflicted by a pocket knife â with the exception of one violent stab through her chest which looked to have been performed with a large dagger or bayonet.
The body of Mary Ann âPollyâ Nichols was discovered in the wee morning hours of August 31, 1888, at about 3:40am by 2 carmen on their way to work. Her body was found in front of a gated horse stable entrance on Buckâs Row, Whitechapel. The two men who happened upon her, Charles Cross and Robert Paul, saw Polly lying on the ground with her skirts pulled up to her waist. At first they werenât sure if she was either passed out drunk or dead, but after some hesitation they approached her and felt her hands and face, which were both cold to the touch. Feeling very uneasy about what they had just stumbled upon, both men hurried off to alert the first constable they could find.
Minutes later she was discovered by PC John Neil while passing through Buckâs Row while on his nightly beat. He shone his lantern on Pollyâs body which revealed her lifeless eyes staring up into the night sky.
Her throat had been deeply severed in two locations â nearly decapitating her â and her lower abdomen partially ripped open by a deep, jagged wound. The killer had also made several other incisions in her abdomen with the same knife. The doctor who had arrived at the scene to examine her body had deemed her time of death to be less than 30 minutes from the time sheâd been found.
A witness had reported seeing Annie Chapman talking with a man outside 29 Hanbury Street, Spitalfields, 5:30am the morning of her murder. Albert Cadosch, who lived at 27 Hanbury Street, reported hearing a woman in the next door backyard say âNoâ, followed by what sounded like a body falling against the fence. Approximately twenty minutes later, her badly mutilated body was found by carter John Davis near a doorway in the back yard of 29 Hanbury Street.
Her throat had been cut in much the same manner as Mary Ann Nichols had been slashed, and her abdomen ripped entirely open. Her intestines, torn out and still attached, had been placed over her right shoulder. A later autopsy revealed that the killer had removed her uterus and parts of her vagina.
The Ripper would claim two victims in the early morning hours of September 30, 1888; the first of which was Elizabeth Stride. Her body was discovered in Dutfieldâs Yard, off Berner Street, at approximately 1am. The killer had cut her throat, severing her left artery, yet no other slashes or incisions had been made.
Because of the absence of abdominal mutilations, there has been some doubt as to whether or not Stride was in fact killed by Jack the Ripper. However, most experts agree that Stride was murdered by the same killer due to the nature in which her throat had been cut.
Itâs also believed that the reason Stride had not been mutilated like the others was due to an interruption of some sort. Itâs possible the killer feared he was in jeopardy of being detected by nearby witnesses and elected to flee before finishing his ritual.
Forty five minutes after Strideâs body was found in Dutfieldâs Yard, Eddowesâ body was discovered in Mitre Square, within the City of London. Eddowesâ throat had been severed and her abdomen torn open with a deep, jagged wound. Her left kidney had been removed, along with a major portion of her uterus. Just before Eddowesâ mutilated body would be discovered in Mitre Square, an eyewitness saw her in the company of a man who he described as being approximately 5Ⲡ7âł tall, 30 years of age, with a medium build, fair complexion and a moustache. His attire gave him the over all âappearance of a sailor.â
The Stride and Eddowes murders were later referred to as the âDouble Eventâ.
Considered to be Jack the Ripperâs Swan Song, Mary Jane Kellyâs murder was the most gruesome of all the Whitechapel Murders. She was found horribly mutilated, lying on the bed in her single room flat where she lived at 13 Millerâs Court, off Dorset Street, Spitalfields. She was discovered at 10:45am on the morning of Friday, November 9, 1888.
The landlordâs assistant, Thomas Bowyer, had been sent over to collect the rent, which she had been weeks behind in paying. When she didnât answer his knock at the door, Bowyer reach his hand through a crack in the window, pushing aside a coat being used as makeshift drapery. What he saw at that moment was absolutely horrific.
Kellyâs body was mutilated beyond recognition. Her entire abdominal cavity had been emptied out, her breasts cut off, and her viscera had been deliberately placed beneath her head and on the bedside table. Kellyâs face had been hacked away and her heart removed, which was also absent from the crime scene. Kellyâs murder was by far the most grisly and ritualistic of all.
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 Following Kellyâs ghastly murder, there were four other women who were killed in the Whitechapel district during that same period, the first of which was Rose Mylett. Mylett was found strangled in Clarkeâs Yard on High Street on December 20, 1888. Investigators assessed that her death may have been the result of a drunken stupor, as there were no visible signs of a struggle apparent anywhere on her body or clothing. Even though the inquest deemed it to be a murder, her death in no way resembled a Ripper killing.
The body of Alice McKenzie was found on July 17, 1889, in Castle Alley, Whitechapel. She had suffered a severed carotid artery, along with multiple small cuts and bruises across her body â evident of a struggle. One of the pathologists involved in the investigation dismissed this as a possible Ripper murder, as it did not match with the findings of the three previous Ripper victims he had examined. Writers have also disputed McKenzie as being a victim of Jack the Ripper, but rather of a murderer trying to copy his modus operandi in an attempt to deflect suspicion.
The tenth Whitechapel murder victim was The Pinchin Street Torso The victim was named as such because she was found headless and legless under a railway arch on Pinchin Street, Whitechapel, on September 10, 1888. Investigators believed that the victim was murdered at a different location, and the body dismembered for disposal.
Frances Coles was murdered on February 13, 1891. She was found at Swallow Gardens â a passageway beneath a railway arch between Chamber Street and Royal Mint Street, Whitechapel â with her throat slit. Visible wounds on the back of her head suggested that Coles was likely thrown to the ground after having suffered to knife wounds across her throat. Apart from the cuts to her throat, there were no mutilations to her body.
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The Metropolitan Police, City of London Police, and private organisations such as the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee were involved in the search for the killer or killers. Despite extensive inquiries and several arrests, the culprit or culprits evaded identification and capture. The murders drew attention to the poor living conditions in the East End slums, which were subsequently improved. The enduring mystery of who committed the crimes has captured public imagination to the present day.
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The Whitechapel 11 The Whitechapel murders were committed in or near the impoverished Whitechapel district in the East End of London between 3 April 1888 and 13 February 1891.
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The Thames Torso Murders
By Meirion James Trow (2011)
Dismembered corpses are discovered scattered along the banks of the river Thames, a calculating clinical multiple murderer is on the loose, and the London police have no inkling of the killer's identity and, more than a century later, they still don't. In this, M.J. Trow's latest reinvestigation of a bizarre and brutal serial killing, he delves deep into the appalling facts of the case, into the futile police investigations, and into the dark history of late Victorian London.The incredible criminal career of the Thames torso murderer has gripped readers and historians ever since he committed his crimes in the 1870s and 1880s. The case poses as many questions as the even more notorious killings of Jack the Ripper. How, over a period of fifteen years, did the Thames murderer get away with a succession of monstrous and sensational misdeeds? And what sort of perverted character was he, why did he take such risks, why did he kill again and again?
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Our Victims page https://victorianwhitechapel.tumblr.com/victims is updated, with information regarding all the 18 cases of attacked, murdered and mutilated women between 1873 and 1891.
Some of them were identified, some others, weren't. But all of them deserve to be remembered.
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Pinchin Street torso
Birth date: (1849~1859) Killed and found (age):Â Ca. September 8th 1889, September 10th 1889 (30~40)
Complexion: Dark  Eyes colour: ?  Hair colour:  Brown dark Height: 5â3â (160 cm) Occupation: Factory worker, prostituteÂ
Clothes at the time of murder/discovery:Â Old chemise ?
Resting place:Â East London Cemetery, Grange park, Plaistow, Essex.
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On Wednesday 10 September 1889, at 5:15am, Police Constable William Pennett found the headless and legless torso of an unidentified woman under a railway arch at Pinchin Street, Whitechapel. The body, heavily decomposed, was covered by an old chemise that was 37in. in length, common material, and stitched, but certainly not by an experienced needlewoman. It had evidently been home-made by a poor person.
Immediately, the PC summoned assistance and when Inspector Charles Pinhorn, H Division, arrived shortly after 5:30am two constables were already there.
As an instance of the organisation of the police in the district since the recent Whitechapel murders, a special telegraphic signal had been arranged by which the fact of such a crime as the present one could be promptly conveyed to other police-stations. Shortly before six o'clock on Tuesday morning Scotland-yard received this message: "Whitechapel again"; and in the space of a few minutes they were able to telegraph all over the metropolitan police district the following message: "At 5.40 a.m. trunk of a woman found under the arches in Pinchin-street, E. Age about 40. Height, 5 ft. 3 in.; hair dark brown. No clothing, except chemise very much torn and bloodstained. Both elbows discoloured, as if from habitual leaning on them. Post-mortem marks around waist, apparently caused by a rope." Immediately upon the circulation of this telegram, the Thames Police, under Detective-Inspector Regan, and Chief-Inspector Henry Moore, displayed the utmost vigilance. Assisted by Sergeants Moore, Francis, Howard, Davis, and Scott, these officers at once got their various craft on the river and boarded all the vessels at the mouth of the Thames and in the Docks. The operation of searching these vessels had not concluded until a late hour in the evening, and so far as the investigation had gone the captains of the various vessels were able to give satisfactory accounts as to their crews.
A little before 6:00 am, Doctor Percy John Clark (or Clarke) was summoned. In this presence, the body was lifted on to an ambulance and taken to the St. George's mortuary by constables. He there re-examined the body: it was âthat of a woman of stoutish build, dark complexion, about 5ft. 3in. in height, and between 30 and 40 years of ageâ. Both legs had been skilfully separated, and none of the abdominal organs were missing. He also thought that âthe body had been dead at least 24 hoursâ but could had also been taken place some four days previously. Doctor George Bagster Phillips, the Divisional Surgeon, first examined the body at 6:00am the day the remains were found.
In the meantime communications, giving full particulars, were sent to Scotland-yard, and the Chief Commissioner James Monro, the Chief Constable of the district Colonel Bolton James Alfred Monsell, Superintendent Donald Sutherland Swanson, Detective Inspector Miller, Superintendent Thomas Arnold of the H Division, and local Inspector Edmund John James Reid all visited the scene of the discovery and made inquiries as to the matter. Later investigations by Sergeants William Thick and Stephen White along with Sergeant George Godley came across some bloodstained clothing in Batty Street (just off Commercial Street in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets), but little or nothing was made of it.
Later in the day Detective Inspector John Bennett Tonbridge, who had charge of Elizabeth Jacksonâs case a short time ago, went to the mortuary and saw the remains. Mr. Clarke, the City Police surgeon Dr. Gordon Brown, and two other medical gentlemen who have had experience in previous cases of this nature shortly after made a more careful examination of the remains. It was noticed that the trunk displayed green patches; the flesh otherwise was white. The doctors, from their investigations, concluded that the cuts and wounds had been inflicted in a left-hand manner. The cut severing the head from the body was skilfully done, there being no hacking or clumsy dissection noticeable. Furthermore, a saw had been used to sever the bones in such a way as to leave no doubt that the person responsible for the dismemberment possessed a good knowledge of anatomy. There were no signs about the hands which would indicate that the woman had been used to hard work, and so far as could be seen there had been no attempt to obliterate a mark on one of the fingers, apparently caused by a ring. It was believed from certain indications that the deceased had never been a mother, but she might have been pregnant. The body was well-nourished and cared for.
In consequence of the similarity of the mode of dismemberment pursued in this case and those of the recent Elizabeth Jackson and Rainham mysteries; the officers engaged in those cases were consulted, and their general opinion was that the resemblance in the cases were very remarkable.
The next morning, Friday 11 September 1889, Dr. Phillips further examined the body in the presence of Dr. Brown and Dr. Charles A. Hibberd (or Hebbert). Dr Phillips was particularly reticent, even to the police authorities, as to the precise result of his examination of the trunk, but it was stated that the cause of death had not yet been thoroughly established. Both Dr Clark, Dr Phillips assistant, and Dr. Hibberd gave the height of the Pinchin victim as 5ft 3in (160 cm).
Three men were arrested, including Michael Keating and Richard Hawke, who were found sleeping under nearby arches. They were later cleared of the crime.
The estimated date of death was given as September 8, 1889, the one-year anniversary of Annie Chapman's murder; a fact which did not escape Chief Commissioner Monro's seven page report that was forwarded to the Home Office. Monro then went on to explain that, "...This street is close to Berner Street which was the scene of one of the previous Whitechapel murders [that of Elizabeth Stride]. It is not a very narrow street, but is lonely at night, & is patrolled every half hour by a constable on beat. The arch where the body was found abuts on the pavement. The constable discovered the body some what after 20 minutes past five on the morning of Tuesday [10th September 1889]...He is positive that when he passed the spot about five the body was not there...It may therefore be assumed that the body was placed where it was found some time between 5 & 5.30 am...Although the body was placed in the arch on Tuesday morning, the murder - (and although there is not yet before me proof of the cause of death, I assume that there has been a murder) was not committed there nor then. There was almost no blood in the arch, and the state of the body itself showed that death took place about 36 hours or more previously. This, then enables me to say that the woman was made away with probably on Sunday night, the 8th September. This was the date on which one of the previous Whitechapel murders [that of Annie Chapman] was committed ...". Monro entered into a detailed comparison of this murder with the previous Whitechapel atrocities in the case of the Pinchin Street victim, there was nothing to show that death was caused by the throat having been cut., in this latest case there was no mutilation "other than dismemberment". Previous victims had suffered evisceration, but the Pinchin Street victim most certainly hadn't. In several of the previous cases there had been removal of certain parts of the body, whereas with the Pinchin Street victim "There is no removal of any portion of the organs of generation or intestines..." . The killing of the Pinchin Street victim had may committed indoors, "...probably in the lodging of the murderer...", Monro went on to stress that "...there is no sign of frenzied mutilation of the body [as in Mary Jane Kelly's case, also committed indoors], but of deliberate & skilful dismemberment with a view to removal...". Monro then went on to point out that "These are all very striking departures from the practice of the Whitechapel murderer, and if the body had been found elsewhere that in Whitechapel the supposition that death had been caused by the Ripper would probably not have been entertained..." In conclusion, Monro stated that, " I am inclined to the belief that, taking one thing with another, this is not the work of the Whitechapel murderer...".
An interesting extract from the London edition of the âNew York Herald' claimed that a man named John Cleary informed the night editor on the night of September 7 that there was a murder in Back Church Lane (from which runs Pinchin Street). Later, a statement was taken from a John Arnold, a newsvendor of Charing Cross, saying he was John Cleary. He continued to say that after leaving the King Lud pub, he had been told by a soldier in Fleet Street, "Hurry up with your papers. Another horrible murder in Backchurch Lane." He then went to the Herald to share his findings. The soldier he described as between 35 and 36 years of age, 5ft 6ins, fair complexion and moustache, and he carried a parcel. No one by this description was ever taken into custody concerning the murder.
Several names soon arose in the press as the identity of the woman, but they found later being alive and the identity of the body was never identified.
On Wednesday morning September 11th 1889, the Inquest was opened at the St. George's Vestry Hall, Cable-street, St-George's-in-the-East, Mr. Wynne Edwin Baxter opened the inquiry. Detective-Inspector Reid and Inspector Moore, of the Criminal Investigation Department, watched the case on behalf of the Chief Commissioner of Police.
The âNorthern Daily Telegraph', on Monday, September 16th, 1889, published: âWhat may prove an important discovery in connection with the recent murder in Whitechapel was made on Saturday night. A fireman named Etherden was standing on a floating fire-station near Charing Cross, when he noticed something floating by. On reaching, he found that it was a brown paper parcel, which contained a chemise covered with blood. The parcel was handed over to the police at Scotland Yard...â.
The second and last day of the Inquest was Tuesday, September 24th, 1889. The jury at once returned the now familiar verdict of "Wilful murder against some person or persons unknown."
On 5th October 1889 the remains were laid to rest in the East London Cemetery, Grange park, Plaistow, Essex, in the public grave no. 16185 â 45 square, received from the St. George Mortuary. The remains were sealed in a tin container and preserved in spirits. The tin container was then enclosed in a black wooden box. The metal plate that adorned the case in which they were interred carried the simple inscription, "This case contains the body of a woman (unknown) found in Pinchin Street St Georges-in-the-East 10th Septr./89". This public grave had later been re-used and is not longer extant.
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TO KNOW MORE:
Wikipedia
Casebook website â Casebook forums â Casebook press report â Inquest (from Casebook)
JTR Forums â JTR Forums â possible identity
Jack The Ripper 1888
The Jack the Ripper Tour
The Jack the Ripper Walk
Jack The Ripper Tour - Murder morning in Whitechapel  â Jack the Ripper Tour - Is there a Murder gang? â Jack the Ripper Tour - The Whitechapel Murderer: A Discovery
Whitechapel Jack
BEGG, Paul (2013): Jack The Ripper. The Facts.
BEGG, Paul; FIDO, Martin & SKINNER, Keith (1996): The Jack The Ripper A â Z.
BELL, Neil R. A. (2014): Capturing Jack the Ripper: In the Boots if a Bobby in Victorian England.
CLAK, Robert (2015): The Pinchin Street Torso, in Ripperologist NUM 143, April.
EDDLESTON, John J. (2001):Â Jack the Ripper: An Encyclopedia.
EVANS, Stewart P. & RUMBELOW, Donald (2006). Jack the Ripper: Scotland Yard Investigates.
GORDON, R. Michael (2015): The Thames Torso Murders of Victorian London.
MACNAGHTEN, Sir Melville L. (1914): Days of My Years.
SKINNER Keith & EVANS, Stewart (2013). The Ultimate Jack the Ripper Sourcebook.
TROW, Meirion James (2011): The Thames Torso Murders.Â
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Jack the Ripper. The Forgotten Victims
By Paul Begg and John Bennett (2014)
Experts agree that Jack the Ripper murdered five London women, but how many others did he slaughter in Britain or across the seas? The number of women murdered and mutilated by Jack the Ripper is impossible to know, although most researchers now agree on five individuals (Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Kelly). These five canonical cases have been examined at length in Ripper literature, but other contemporary murders and attacks bearing strong resemblance to the gruesome Ripper slayings have received scant attention. These unsolved cases are the focus of this intriguing book. The volume devotes separate chapters to a dozen female victims who were attacked during the years of Jack the Ripperâs murder spree. Their terrible storiesâa few survived to bear witness, but most died of their woundsâilluminate key aspects of the Ripper case and the period: the gangs of Londonâs Whitechapel district, Victorian prostitutes, the public panic inspired by the crimes and fueled by journalists, medical practices of the day, police procedures and competency, and the probable existence of other serial killers.Â
The book also considers crimes initially attributed to Jack the Ripper in other parts of Britain and the world, notably New York, Jamaica, and Nicaragua. In a final chapter, the drive to find the identity of the Ripper is examined, looking at contemporary and later suspects as well as several important theories, revealing the lengths to which some have gone to claim success in identifying Jack the Ripper.Â
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đşđđş Day of the Death đ¸đđ¸
The Day of the Dead (Spanish: DĂa de Muertos or DĂa de los Muertos) is a Mexican holiday celebrated in Mexico and elsewhere associated with the Catholic celebrations of All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, and is held on November 1 and 2. The multi-day holiday involves family and friends gathering to pray for and to remember friends and family members who have died. It is commonly portrayed as a day of celebration rather than mourning.
We would like to celebrate the lives of the 21 murdered women in or near the impoverished Whitechapel district in the East End of London at the end of Victorian Times.
Margaret Hames (1833 â ?)
Annie Smith Chapman (1841 â 1888; 47 yo)
Catherine Eddowes (1842 â 1888; 46 yo)
Emma Elizabeth Smith (1843 â 1888; 45 yo)
Elizabeth Gustaffsdotter Stride (1843 â 1888; 44 yo)
Mary Ann Walker Nichols (1845 â 1888; 43 yo)
Alice Pitts McKenzie (~1849 â 1889; 39 yo)
Martha White Tabram (1849 â 1888; 39 yo)
Annie Millwood (~1850 â 1888; 38 yo)
The Pinchin Street torso (1849~59 â 1889; 30~40 yo)
Frances Coles (1859 â 1891; 32 yo)
Rose Mylett (1859 â 1888; 29 yo)
Emily Atkins Horsnell (~1861 â 1887; 26 yo)
Mary Kelly (~1863 â 1888; 25 yo)
Ada Elbury Wilson (1863 â 1952; 89 yo)
The Whitehall Mystery (~1864 â 1888; 24 yo)
Elizabeth Jackson (1865 â 1889; 24 yo)
Thames Mysteries of 1873 & 1874 (?)
Totthenham Court Road Mystery of 1884 (?)
The Rainham Mystery (?)
đđŻđŞŚGone, but Not ForgottenđŞŚđŻđ
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