[Blue Cat]

for those of you who were in the Uk in the 80's I am sure you will all remember the Yorkshire Ripper. would you be surprised to know that Peter Sutcliffe wasn't actually the Yorkshire Ripper but a copycat killer. Did you ever wonder why he as interviewed over 10 times and let go, he didn't have the right blood group for the Ripper. If you are interested to continue this debate please visit www.yorkshireripper.com. A very interesting site to say the least ! Sutcliffe admitted to murders he didn't commit to get himself a cushy sentence. See for yourselves what the site has to say.

[MJC]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat for those of you who were in the Uk in the 80's I am sure you will all remember the Yorkshire Ripper. would you be surprised to know that Peter Sutcliffe wasn't actually the Yorkshire Ripper but a copycat killer. Did you ever wonder why he as interviewed over 10 times and let go, he didn't have the right blood group for the Ripper. If you are interested to continue this debate please visit www.yorkshireripper.com. A very interesting site to say the least ! Sutcliffe admitted to murders he didn't commit to get himself a cushy sentence. See for yourselves what the site has to say.

Sorry Mackum bird, dont agree, he did it, the link with your home town of sunderland is well documented.

I know, it's hard to admit the truth

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat for those of you who were in the Uk in the 80's I am sure you will all remember the Yorkshire Ripper. :

A interesting read..but so full of holes...

[Blue Cat]

Originally Posted by MJC Sorry Mackum bird, dont agree, he did it, the link with your home town of sunderland is well documented. I know, it's hard to admit the truth

I aint a mackem and what has sunderland got to do with it?? The so called hoaxer came from Sunderland but not the real ripper? explain please my cherub!

[Blue Cat]

Originally Posted by Ray A interesting read..but so full of holes...

what holes did you find Ray? It is amazingly interesting when you get into it properly.

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat what holes did you find Ray? It is amazingly interesting when you get into it properly.

Lots of procedural errors and the writer claim that his suspect was a class A
prisoner ..don't ring true at all ..timelines... etc...
His suspect could nor even drive before 1978 and so it goes on ...

[Blue Cat]

Originally Posted by Ray Lots of procedural errors and the writer claim that his suspect was a class A prisoner ..don't ring true at all ..timelines... etc... His suspect could nor even drive before 1978 and so it goes on ...

there were two killers, west yorkshire police admitted it on more than one occasion. The killer they were looking for was the rare blood group b, Sutcliffe is blood group O. Sutcliffe is responsible for four of the girls, I admit that but he isn't responsible for them all. If you read the book you can see clearly what is going on. Why did Oldfield centre his entire investigation in the North East - cos the hoaxer who he believed was the ripper was blood group B. Sutcliffe was repeated ignored., I could go on forever but I am knackered. off to bed.

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat there were two killers, west yorkshire police admitted it on more than one occasion. The killer they were looking for was the rare blood group b, Sutcliffe is blood group O. Sutcliffe is responsible for four of the girls, I admit that but he isn't responsible for them all. If you read the book you can see clearly what is going on. Why did Oldfield centre his entire investigation in the North East - cos the hoaxer who he believed was the ripper was blood group B. Sutcliffe was repeated ignored., I could go on forever but I am knackered. off to bed.

You believe what you read ...big mistake ...
The book is so bad ..no publisher will handle it ...

[Dogbyte]

If it is suggested by the OP that there were two killer out there, then answer me this one question...Did the murders stop on the arrest of Sutcliffe....Followed by a second, if you believe that there is another killer out there why has he not continued his enterprises,as once they kill the next is a lot easier,and the next etc.As someone who was on the 'inside' at the time,'We' got the right one.!

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Dogbyte If it is suggested by the OP that there were two killer out there, then answer me this one question...Did the murders stop on the arrest of Sutcliffe....Followed by a second, if you believe that there is another killer out there why has he not continued his enterprises,as once they kill the next is a lot easier,and the next etc.As someone who was on the 'inside' at the time,'We' got the right one.!

The twat writer says they continued ...all bollocks but quite interesting done ..

[Blue Cat]

Originally Posted by Dogbyte If it is suggested by the OP that there were two killer out there, then answer me this one question...Did the murders stop on the arrest of Sutcliffe....Followed by a second, if you believe that there is another killer out there why has he not continued his enterprises,as once they kill the next is a lot easier,and the next etc.As someone who was on the 'inside' at the time,'We' got the right one.!

the murders didn't stop, you are quite right Ray, they have continued to this day. Over 200 prostitutes have been murdered in recent years. Ray, Noel aint a twat but a man who has spent many a year investigating and researching this. It is not a theory but fact. Sutcliffe admitted to his father that he had committed four of the killings but not all of them, his father sadly has passed over, but if you look at the facts properly you will see the differences. The investigating officers were bent, that is common knowledge and as for the solicitor representing Sutcliffe that is another story all together. Dick Holland - investigating officer was responsible for the wrongful imprisonment of Stefan Kiszko, who was sentanced to murder on the dodgy evidence presented to the courts by Dick Holland. Maybe oldfield died of guilt not a heart attack, he knew the truth as does Dick Holland but to uncover the biggest misjustice in British history could bring the government down etc. I believe there is a killer still walking the streets of yorkshire and god help the women who live there.

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat the murders didn't stop, you are quite right Ray, they have continued to this day. Over 200 prostitutes have been murdered in recent years. Ray, Noel aint a twat but a man who has spent many a year investigating and researching this. It is not a theory but fact. Sutcliffe admitted to his father that he had committed four of the killings but not all of them, his father sadly has passed over, but if you look at the facts properly you will see the differences. The investigating officers were bent, that is common knowledge and as for the solicitor representing Sutcliffe that is another story all together. Dick Holland - investigating officer was responsible for the wrongful imprisonment of Stefan Kiszko, who was sentanced to murder on the dodgy evidence presented to the courts by Dick Holland. Maybe oldfield died of guilt not a heart attack, he knew the truth as does Dick Holland but to uncover the biggest misjustice in British history could bring the government down etc. I believe there is a killer still walking the streets of yorkshire and god help the women who live there.

But there are no fact ..all one mans conjecture ...
Sounds like you know the guy ...

He even took down and altered comments before on the forum/ comment made on his site ...

[CaliforniaBride]

Originally Posted by Blue Cat but to uncover the biggest misjustice in British history could bring the government down

Were do these nuts come from? This board seems to have an inexhaustible supply!

[Rushman]

Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride Were do these nuts come from? This board seems to have an inexhaustible supply!

Bloody hell long time no see

[CaliforniaBride]

Originally Posted by Rushman Bloody hell long time no see

Hey Rush, nice to see you having fun tonight!