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... The become common of late There Horror is of epidemic murder The feature of the outbreak the absence of detection The Whitechapel fiend with the accumulated horrors of four murders surrounding him is still large His imitator Gateshead night also at liberty ...
... constable in great where as rule the police are far better than in London Nothing has been found to give clue to the Whitechapel fiend the jury have verdict wilful murder against person made they always in liberation most unseemly seems have arisen as ...
... of residents of the adjoining tenements. BWEET VIOLETS. Sweet violets was the song which the la'est victim of the Whitechapel fiend was heard singing ju-!t before her death. We clip the following version of it from a contemporary : — . Sweet violets ...
... He believed, however, that death was caused by strangulation. The murderer had evidently imitated the method of the Whitechapel fiend. The murderer is described as a tramp about fifty years old, with light overcoat, and carrying rush bosket. ...
... accomplished. He cut the throats of his victims, and then left the bodies of the women in similar state to the victims the Whitechapel fiend. ...
... THE THAMES MYBTERY. THE WHITECHAPEL FIEND SUSPECTED. Tbe police have nndeniable proof that the womau whose mutilated remain, with the exception of the head, were reoently reoovered from the Thames, was Elizabeth Jackson, a homeless woman, wbo was last ...
... opinion of M. Goron, head of the Parisian Criminal Investiga- tion Department, and though we would rather lat even the Whitechapel fiend escape than adopt the French methods of dealing with suspected crimi- nals there may be. something learnt from what M ...
... than the usual amount brutality. There is a strong impression in many minds that thb crime is not the handiwork of the Whitechapel fiend, but of imitator who, whibt lacking bis audacity, surpasses him on the score of surgical proficiency. The dismemberment ...
... vindicate himself of the charge laid to him. will in doing so gratify the Cockney who does not want his favourite ideal the Whitechapel fiend marred too commonplace a realisation. ...
... led»to his arrest charge cf murdering woman by cutting her throat, under circumstarces similar to those in which the Whitechapel fiend perpetrated his crimes. The Stockholm suspect, however, was liberated after magisterial enquiry. ...