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Posted: 06-08-2013 12:39 Post subject:

The stuff may not be on display to the public but I don't think anything in the so-called Museum has not been thoroughly explored by Ripperologists in the literature.

These market-forces twonks do not appear to be doing much research.

As a brand, JTR still has a certain recognition value: if he was a meat extract, he would be Bovril. They would probably need to diversify into general atrocity and find themselves up against the home-delivery service offered by the Internet. Confused

Posted: 07-08-2013 13:45 Post subject:

Indeed and you can buy 'Public records office' colour scanned and printed release of the Ripper letters, the police reports and coroners reports that I bought about ten years ago so seeing the originals in the flesh won't really add much to that.