Database: Letter from 17 September 1888 - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 18:14, 6 April 2021

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	Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br>		Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the [[United Kingdom\|British]] {{Wiki\|Public Record Office}} in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's ''[https://books.google.ca/books/about/Jack_the_Ripper.html?id=NLyY0b8QFFoC Jack the Ripper: The Final Chapter]''.<br>
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	"Dear Boss<br>		"Dear Boss<br>
	So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br>		So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. {{Wiki\|George Lusk\|Lusk}} can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal [[Jack the Ripper\|Jacky]].<br>
	Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br>		Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br>
	Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."		Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."

imported>Lady Kyashira at 12:59, 24 June 2020

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	Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br />		Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br>
	(Transcription)		(Transcription)

	"Dear Boss<br />		"Dear Boss<br>
	So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br />		So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br>
	Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br />		Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br>
	Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."		Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."
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imported>Soranin at 15:27, 22 April 2020

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imported>Kennyannydenny at 13:24, 22 April 2020

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	Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."		Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."
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imported>Amnestyyy at 09:32, 15 December 2015

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	Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br>		[[File:ACS DB Letter from 17 September 1888.jpg\|thumb]]
			Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br />
	(Transcription)		(Transcription)

	"Dear Boss<br>		"Dear Boss<br />
	So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br>		So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br />
	Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br>		Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br />
	Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."		Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Letter from 17 September 1888}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Letter from 17 September 1888}}
	[[Category:Database: Items]]		[[Category:Database: Items]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

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Dated 17 September 1888, this letter was only recently discovered by Peter McClelland in a sealed report envelope in the British Public Record Office in 1988. It's authenticity is hotly debated, many believing it to be a recent hoax placed surreptitiously in the records. It was first published in Paul Feldman's [[Jack the Ripper]]: The Final Chapter.<br>
(Transcription)

"Dear Boss<br>
So now they say I am a Yid when will they lern Dear old Boss! You an me know the truth dont we. Lusk can look forever hell never find me but I am rite under his nose all the time. I watch them looking for me an it gives me fits ha ha I love my work an I shant stop until I get buckled and even then watch out for your old pal Jacky.<br>
Catch me if you Can Jack the Ripper<br>
Sorry about the blood still messy from the last one. What a pretty necklace I gave her."
{{DEFAULTSORT:Letter from 17 September 1888}}
[[Category:Database: Items]]
[[Category:Helix database entries]]