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       Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: August 27, 2025, 9:03 am
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       Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know:
       If your items are similar to mine, that's cool. If you only have
       5, that's cool too.
       Of course, if you have more, that's even better.
       1. Information about John Montgomery, Carrie's father. Were
       there any other children?
       B. Information about Carrie's mother, Mary, her maiden name,
       and whether there are
       other relatives.
       2. Birthdate of Carrie Brown & location
       3. More information on where Carrie Brown lived and worked in
       Manhattan
       4. Marriage license/certificate of Charles and Carrie in
       Brooklyn
       5. Who handed the police the tin type of Carrie and what were
       the circumstances in which
       it was taken.
       6. Who was the man the police were searching for and claimed to
       be Frenchy #2?
       7. Did Carrie Brown have friends/family in New York/Brooklyn
       that she was in touch with
       after Charles took the girls back to Salem in 1863?
       8. Who came up with the myth that Inspector Byrnes said the NYPD
       would have a killer
       like the Whitechapel Murderer under arrest between '24-48'
       hours?
       9. Did Amer Ben Ali make it back to Algeria in 1902?
       10. Was there ever a person who received the attention of a
       government (French) to the
       extent the unrespectable Ali did?
       11. Despite having no success in finding one, was there ever an
       instance of a person coming
       forward with what was accepted as exculpatory evidence that
       led to the release of a prisoner
       such as we have with George Damon? A case where someone with
       no familial link to victim or
       murderer, or first-hand knowledge of the crime as it
       occurred, stepping out after a decade
       of dormancy
       12. Who came up with the story that Arbie LaBruckman was
       arrested in London as a suspect
       in the Whitechapel Murders?
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: Michael Banks
       Date: August 28, 2025, 9:06 am
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       A few fairly obvious ones How.
       13. Details on the rest of Ali’s life. What he did (any evidence
       of violent crime), when he died etc?
       14. More information on the hotel locks.
       15. Who was Damon’s mysterious, vanishing servant and what did
       she really know?
       16. Was there a hidden (maybe in some way politically motivated)
       reason for the concerted effort to get Ali released?
       17. Was there any significance in the ‘x’ that the killer carved
       into her buttock?
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: Kattrup
       Date: August 28, 2025, 12:45 pm
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       About #12, wasn't it La Bruckmann himself who told the
       journalists he'd been arrested in London?
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: August 28, 2025, 2:40 pm
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       Pete:
       This is what bothers me.
       If it was LaBruckman, he's making himself into a suspect! Who
       does that?
       He did not need to tell the police or the press this story.
       If he did, then he was a few sandwiches short of a picnic.
       His employer praised him highly....possibly, in part, because he
       needed him on his ships.
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: Jose Oranto
       Date: August 29, 2025, 1:22 am
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       La Bruckman story must be true. Although several weeks or a
       month (I think I've read that somewhere) is too long for him to
       have been held without good reason, there must have been some
       evidence against him. We have dozens of reports of people being
       arrested and released shortly after, or a day or two after, all
       over London; An arrest of that length couldn't have gone
       unnoticed by the London press.
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: August 29, 2025, 6:10 am
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       An arrest of that length couldn't have gone unnoticed by the
       London press.
       On the contrary, there are no reports in British papers of him
       being arrested.
       The 'trial' described below, never happened.
       Eighteen months ago would have been November 1889...
       You think that something along these lines would have gone
       unmentioned in the British press?
       Jersey City News
       April 29, 1891
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: Jose Oranto
       Date: August 29, 2025, 6:37 am
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       --- Quote from: Howard Brown link ---
       >
       > An arrest of that length couldn't have gone unnoticed by the
       London press.
       >
       > On the contrary, there are no reports in British papers of him
       being arrested.
       >
       > The 'trial' described below, never happened.
       > Eighteen months ago would have been November 1889...
       > You think that something along these lines would have gone
       unmentioned in the British press?
       >
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Sorry, that's what I meant (grammar, double negative... Spanish)
       :)
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: August 29, 2025, 6:54 am
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       Jose:
       So, do you think this alleged arrest really happened?
       Pete appears to, and Nina does, believe that he came up with the
       story, regardless of the alleged arrest.
       I'm on the fence....but Pete and Nina are probably
       right....goddamn them! ;D
       I couldn't understand someone implicating themselves in the WM
       from 2 1/2 years earlier, especially after they've
       only been picked up for questioning.
       He was picked up around 11:00 am by Jersey City police and
       released at 2:00 pm-2:30 on the 29th. Detective McCloskey of the
       NYPD took a look at him
       and told Chief Murphy of the JC Police he wasn't their suspect.
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: Jose Oranto
       Date: August 29, 2025, 7:41 am
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       --- Quote from: Howard Brown link ---
       >
       > Jose:
       >
       > So, do you think this alleged arrest really happened?
       >
       > Pete appears to, and Nina does, believe that he came up with
       the story, regardless of the alleged arrest.
       >
       > I'm on the fence....but Pete and Nina are probably
       right....goddamn them! ;D
       > I couldn't understand someone implicating themselves in the WM
       from 2 1/2 years earlier, especially after they've
       > only been picked up for questioning.
       >
       >
       > He was picked up around 11:00 am by Jersey City police and
       > released at 2:00 pm-2:30 on the 29th. Detective McCloskey of
       the NYPD took a look at him
       > and told Chief Murphy of the JC Police he wasn't their
       suspect.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       As I said in post #4, the arrest may have occurred, but not for
       that long; if so, the contemporary London press would have known
       about it and reported on it at the time.
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       Re: Top Ten Things We'd Like To Know
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: August 29, 2025, 7:50 am
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       Okay, Jose....I gotcha.
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