The Enduring Mystery of Jack the Ripper - EX RESERVIST REACTS! (Lemmino Reaction!)

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  @Idealdeath8304 · 11 months ago

  Dude just found this and the first 5 min I saw you keep looking down and I thought you were texting and not really paying attention only to realize your taking copious notes and stopping every 5 min to deeply analyze every section of the video. Love the way you pay attention.

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  @jamie2051 · 1 year ago

  ‘You’re telling me the chief Constable of your fucking department doesn’t possess a notebook’ 😂<br>Oh the joys of Victorian policing, it was preferable for the Chief Constable to be a well connected man rather than to be a time-served career police officer. I can’t remember why but there was some theory behind it

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  @trayas2272 · 1 year ago

  It seems like Mary Jane Kelly was the only one killed indoors because she was the only one with a permanent residence. The others rented a room from a common lodging house, which seemed to have a night watchman so not somewhere you could bring a client. It seems like these lodging houses are a pay by the night type deal.

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  @Starfire1408 · 1 year ago

  I did look up pictures of some of the crime scenes before and, let me just say, Mary jane Kelly&apos;s is NOT for the faint of heart. Just wow. The images were burned into my mind even years later.

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  @pluto6383 · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7TuSWq0DWY&amp;t=3551">59:11</a> I’ve noticed a tendency for killers who write letters to include misspellings and I think it’s intentional for attention rather than genuinely not knowing how to spell the word. The Zodiac Killer, who sent far more letters to the local press and proved that many of the letters were his through means such as providing info only he and the police could know and a piece of a shirt confirmed to be from a victim, did this a lot (he was also never caught).<br><br>I do believe most of the Ripper letters were fabricated by journalists but the one with the Kidney sent to Lusk may be genuine.

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  @goopworld2184 · 1 year ago

  Oh cool, I love Lemmino. Ill have to go back and find your reaction to the dyatlov pass. That story never gets old

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  @marandaa. · 1 year ago

  You should watch the search for D.B Cooper

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  @mvg0407 · 6 months ago

  Charles Cross has always been the one in my mind

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  @OffisianO · 7 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7TuSWq0DWY&amp;t=5888">1:38:08</a> i wanted to mention a theory that i read that i personally believe but isint mentioned in the vid the aaron kosminski is not the person the police officers are talking about &nbsp;while recounting these events 30 years later &nbsp;there is another person who matches the descriptions way better he went by David Cohen but his real name was Nathan Kaminsky very similar to kosminski which is why they were confused &nbsp;Nathan Kaminsky was a polish Jew got admitted to a psychiatric hospital on 7 December 1888 only a month after the final victim &nbsp;and died 1889 like the officer said. &nbsp;He was suffering from syphilis which can &nbsp;cause psychosis, mania, depression, anxiety, and personality changes and he was extremely violent during his short time in the hospital &nbsp;he is very likely to be the killer imo and the most believable suspect

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  @davesmith7432 · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7TuSWq0DWY&amp;t=4760">1:19:20</a> Exactly. Charles Lechmere was seen by a witness with the dying woman alone with no alibi for his previous whereabouts. <br>Factor in the signs that the killer was disturbed during the attack. &nbsp;Her legs closed, the body not posed. &nbsp;The mutilations not finished. <br>That the wounds were hidden. <br>That he refused to prop her up. <br>That he wanted to leave with out immediately raising the alarm. <br>And then there’s a discrepancy about what he said to PC Misen and to top it off, he will go on to lie about his identity at the inquest. <br><br>He should have been suspect #1 all along. <br><br>Good job man on your take man

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  @iamlinda100 · 1 year ago

  I love Lemmino&apos;s videos, they&apos;re so high quality and informative, you can tell he puts alot of time and effort into all of his research and making his videos. I hope you can react to more of his videos in the future.

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  @Acccelerate · 1 year ago

  The culprit is most likely Kosminski but not Aaron Kosminski. There&apos;s another Kosminski that fits the description of the witness.

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