Important Serious Research Questions

Research is a game full of malarky and sabotage vendetta. My competitors are weaseling around sniffing at the skirt of my precious research. I will show that they know nothing about research or secret history by giving them 20 questions that and serious researcher would be able to answer.

When a the vindictive competitor squad get and answer right I'll cross out the question. That way everyone will see how ignorant and foolish my self-proclaimed competitors cranks are. They will be out in the open and exposed to the elephants like a fool on the hill dancing to himself for tuppence.

I* will be vindicated.

NB * By 'I' I of course mean my precious research which I have kept safe and Mary Baker Eddy the fourth cannonanonical Ripper victim and a sweet gentle person who talks to me and guides me to exciting discoveries - oh wait, what's this "Telegraph for Mr Sicket!" and the clip clopping of the trtams along the cobbled streets as urchins scurry here and there on secret SB business. My little research world is completely real to me.

20 Questions:

Was the Standard a daily or a weekly paper in 1888?

How many colonels are there in a regiment?

Who did Charles I surrender to, after the battle of Naseby?

Who was McDoughty?

What evidence is there that the McDoughty murder had anything to do with Fenians?

Did Lord Arthur Somerset get Algernon Allies his ‘position’ at no 21 Cleveland Street before or after the death of Catherine Eddowes?
- If before, then how did he know about the secret post office?
- If he knew of Kelly’s Library, was he not, as part of his evidence in the libel trial, admitting knowledge of high treason under oath in a public courtroom?
- If after, then how can this be taken to prove the existence of Kelly’s Library at no 21 at all?

Are there any other references to Kelly’s Library in any newspaper anywhere, ever?

Are there any other references to ‘King of the Fenians’ in any other Special Branch document anywhere, ever?

Is there any reference to Catherine Eddowes in any Special Branch document anywhere, ever?

Was Prince Eddy in Balmoral or London in the week following Friday 28 September 1888?

The Lost Prince would have been around 34 when Sickert’s protegé ‘Joe’ is described by Marjorie Lilly as a ‘boy’ in around 1914. Is it standard practice to refer to a man of 34 as a ‘boy’?

Was the file from Jenkinson going to John Kelly or to Special Branch?

Was Catherine Eddowes placed in 21 Cleveland Street before or after Special Branch came to know of Prince Eddy’s indiscreet correspondence?

Was little Jo ever seen in public with his father?

Did Littlechild come to know of the little prince before or after he recruited Eddowes in 1881?
- If before, then who told him?
- If after, why did he recruit her?

Who betrayed Cathrine Eddowes’ conversion to Fenianism?

Who was Catherine Eddowes going to meet on the night she died, a middleman of her own selection or an emissary from Albert Edward?

What evidence is there that Eddowes was ever a Fenian?

What evidence is there that Walter Sickert was a Catholic?

What evidence is there that Mary Kelly was a Stuart heiress?

How was the little prince to be installed as King of Ireland?

Why was John Kelly, equally complicit, not killed at the same time as Catherine Eddowes?

Why were none of the additional male couriers killed?

Why did Inspector Littlechild seize Annie Crook when he could have interrogated Catherine Eddowes?

Why did Inspector Littlechild kill Catherine Eddowes summarily when he could have interrogated her, seeing as she was a rather more knowledgeable plotter than Annie Crook?