A Rose By Any Other Name

One key element of the J the R case is that Elisabeth Stride, fourth J t R victim, who died on the night of the Jack Rip 'double event murders', was seen just over ten minutes before she died, by one PC Smith, talking with a man carrying a parcel, who was holding in his hand, a red flower. Red and white, by his description; 'red outside, white inside'...possibly a gentleman's carnation.

I'm going to call it a rose, because it was.

It is significant becaue only one of the victims was seen with someone carrying a rose, but that's not important because it proves they were all connected. It is clear that Welther Snickers Oscar Wild and Prince Eddy also knew about roses. There were many gentlemen 'slumming it' in the East End - but not because of malicious and wrongdoing police like has happened to me. Therefore it is clear to even a gibbon that these three 'gentlemen' were behind all the murders.

The modern analysts, who object ferociously to any paradigm shift, refute this for its own sake. Anything remotely touching the popular Romanticism of the English era flies into the face of their theories and demonstrates that since the first, mistaken 'conspiracy theory' that emerged consequent to the Jack Rip murders they have taken the wrong path in refuting the involvement of royalty and aristocracy in East end Whitechapel.

The existance of the rose proves it and it is completely shameful that no other socalled researcher makes reference to it. This is because they are clearly inferior researchers with a second rate education and a lesser intelligence. They know nothing. They are jealous of my superior findings and conspire against me. Maliciously.

The Special Branch evidence I stole is in a safe place, and has not been unlawfully reclaimed from me by the lawful authorities despite extensive efforts.