Aaron Kosminski - Jack The Ripper Prime Suspect?

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• TI

  @TimsWitan · 1 year ago

  Expect this video to <i>blow up</i> now. Well done.

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• NI

  @NickWebb-lc6ry · 1 year ago

  Turns out this was the correct guess, I came after I heard about the DNA.

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• RW

  @rwentfordable · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s videos like this is the reason I don&apos;t bother with TV anymore.

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• KE

  @Ken_Scaletta · 3 years ago

  &quot;This man became insane due to his many years indulgence in solitary vices.&quot;<br><br>This is how you know it was the 19th Century.

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• DA

  @davidharris241 · 5 years ago

  What a most excellent presentation. Sober, non-sensationalized and incredibly engaging.

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• ST

  @StormIamthe · 1 year ago

  Beautiful narration and content composition. &nbsp;Such a lovely break from the awful Ai narrated videos that have become the norm as of late.

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• RI

  @richardbaranowski · 5 years ago

  Did anyone ever check for people named Abrahams that were incarcerated, died or committed to an asylum shortly after MJ Kelley&apos;s death? Maybe the Kosminski in the notes was Aaron&apos;s brother or some other relative of his that was still using Abrahams.

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• DE

  @DeidreL9 · 5 years ago

  I’m so sorry for Mr Fido’s passing. May he Rest In Peace knowing he touched many lives. <br>This is excellently done, I’ve been listening intently and just wondering what secrets there are still hiding in some dusty suitcase somewhere…absolutely fascinating.

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• CY

  @Cyprusg21 · 4 years ago

  The fact that Mcnaughton named Druitt and Ostrog as suspects tells me he didn&apos;t have the faintest clue who Jack the Ripper was. Given the sheer amount of criticism the police were receiving, it makes sense that he would claim to know Jack&apos;s identity to save some face.

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• PH

  @philipskalla4312 · 4 years ago

  &apos;Why would Robert Anderson write in his memoir decades later that the authorities knew who the Ripper was if this wasn&apos;t true?&apos; <br><br>(comment posted by ArpMan seven months ago)<br><br>Because, as Winston Churchill once noted in the House of Commons, Anderson was a fantasist.<br><br>His writings were once described by a contemporary critic as &apos;Anderson&apos;s fairy tales.&apos;<br><br>In his memoirs, he described the death of Rose Mylett in 1888 as &apos;death from natural causes.&apos;<br><br>Two pathologists had certified that she had been murdered.

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• JE

  @jeffreyriley8742 · 4 years ago

  &quot;May have come face to face with Jack the Ripper.&quot; &nbsp;The fascinating thing is that dozens of people in the East End came face to face with Jack the Ripper during those months and didn&apos;t know it.

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• SH

  @shaunpenne1840 · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s funny, in a weird sense, how one of the Policemen involved in the Ripper case was called Donald Sutherland Swanson. As the actor Donald Sutherland portrayed Robert Lees in Murder by Decree (1979)

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