Bruce Paley
Hi John,
To be honest I no longer really keep track of developments in the Jack the Ripper world, so I'll have to decline your offer, intriguing as it sounds. You might want to contact authors such as Paul Begg, Philip Sugden, or Robin Odell, or others, if you haven't already. There's also a lively site (I assume it's still going) called Casebook on Jack the Ripper. Or you might like to post them elsewhere on-line. I would add that if your findings are valid then you might consider working them into a book - publishers are always interested in new angles on the case - or perhaps an article in one of those True Detective or True Crime magazines. I know they look a bit down market, but I first published my theory in True Crime in 1982, and it eventually led to my book.
To be honest I no longer really keep track of developments in the Jack the Ripper world, so I'll have to decline your offer, intriguing as it sounds. You might want to contact authors such as Paul Begg, Philip Sugden, or Robin Odell, or others, if you haven't already. There's also a lively site (I assume it's still going) called Casebook on Jack the Ripper. Or you might like to post them elsewhere on-line. I would add that if your findings are valid then you might consider working them into a book - publishers are always interested in new angles on the case - or perhaps an article in one of those True Detective or True Crime magazines. I know they look a bit down market, but I first published my theory in True Crime in 1982, and it eventually led to my book.
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