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04-04-2006, 07:09 PM
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Who interests you the most?
I was wondering what serial killer interests you guys the most. I would have to say that Ted Bundy fascinates me. He was smart (psychology degree), good looking, seemed just as normal as anyone, yet he ended up killing over 30 girls.
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04-05-2006, 10:23 AM
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The first Zodiac Killer was one of the greatest mass murders of all time.
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04-08-2006, 03:19 PM
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gallahand,
definitly agree with you.hes was not only elusive b ut also has been able to go uncaught all these years which makes him even more of a enigma...good thoughts..
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04-10-2006, 08:09 AM
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08-24-2008, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ZachariahDaMan
I was wondering what serial killer interests you guys the most. I would have to say that Ted Bundy fascinates me. He was smart (psychology degree), good looking, seemed just as normal as anyone, yet he ended up killing over 30 girls.
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Ever since I heard a lecture in a history class about Vlad the Imapler, I would probably say him, only because his story is SO blood thirsty, and seems unreal-even though this was over 500 years ago. But for nowadays, I would have to agree with you on Ted Bundy, only because he escaped prison a few times, only to kill again, and had the nation scared to death. My parents kept a shot gun by the front door during that time, even though we lived in Idaho. We were all relieved when they caught him for good. I remember my dad cheering when they said on the radio that Bundy was finally dead.
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08-24-2008, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Gallahand
The first Zodiac Killer was one of the greatest mass murders of all time.
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I don't mean to appear dumb as a rock, but there is more than ONE Zodiac killer? A copy cat I am presuming?
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08-26-2008, 03:53 AM
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I don't mean to appear dumb as a rock, but there is more than ONE Zodiac killer? A copy cat I am presuming? 
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Nah There Was Just One Zodiac Killer. Im Pretty Sure There Was No Copy Cat.
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08-26-2008, 06:43 PM
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The first Zodiac Killer was one of the greatest mass murders of all time.
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I guess you're thinking about Heriberto Seda as the 2nd Zodiak. In NYC I think.
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09-08-2008, 09:27 PM
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I guess you're thinking about Heriberto Seda as the 2nd Zodiak. In NYC I think.
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Yer He Tried To Be The Zodiac But Wasn't As Successful.
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09-12-2008, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by ZachariahDaMan
I was wondering what serial killer interests you guys the most. I would have to say that Ted Bundy fascinates me. He was smart (psychology degree), good looking, seemed just as normal as anyone, yet he ended up killing over 30 girls.
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It's got to be Jack the Ripper for me , the 'first' serial killer, i've been to the area where the crimes were committed and obvioiusly it has all changed but it was still eerie at night
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09-25-2008, 01:02 PM
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Mmm, this is a tough one. I'm gonna have to say Belle Gunness or Marcel Petiot.
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10-02-2008, 06:29 PM
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Ian Brady interests me the most. He is highly intelligent and also very manipulative. I read the book he wrote "The Gates of Janus" and found it very fascinating, especially his analyses of other serial killers. I wrote to him once and he wrote back. I said that I wished he would do an analysis of the Bernardo-Homolka case as it so closely parallels his own.
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10-03-2008, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Joseph Bell
Oh come on guys. What serial killer? The serial killer. Jack the Ripper. Why? Because we will never put a name to the face. And we never will. I wish I could write a book and make lots of money naming who my 'Final Solution' and 'Case Closed' are. But I can't. So at the moment, I wander the streets of Spitalfields, Whitechapel and Aldgate trying to trace his tracks. And get some insight into Jack.
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OK, Joe, I am a TOTAL Neanderthal when it comes to JTR. I know he terrorized the area sometime in the 1800's. It baffles me that in that small area you said that he did his killings, that nobody caught him, or saw him commit his evil deeds. He might be the only one to commit the "perfect crime (or crimes) in all of history. He met his maker, and his one true judge when he kicked the bucket. It will be interesting, when we all are in heaven, to know the true identity then (among other secretive things that went on in history.)
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10-04-2008, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Joseph Bell
Oh come on guys. What serial killer? The serial killer. Jack the Ripper. Why? Because we will never put a name to the face. And we never will. I wish I could write a book and make lots of money naming who my 'Final Solution' and 'Case Closed' are. But I can't. So at the moment, I wander the streets of Spitalfields, Whitechapel and Aldgate trying to trace his tracks. And get some insight into Jack.
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JB, I think you really could write a book about JTR [ just keep in mind that you do have someone in the dungeon who would like a share of the profits]...Seriously JB, my friend you are very knowledgeable about old Jack..Why not try  ..Couldn't be as bad as some I have read  and besides you make things very clear for me to understand, LOL...Love you lots  , Suse
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JB, I think you really could write a book about JTR [ just keep in mind that you do have someone in the dungeon who would like a share of the profits]...Seriously JB, my friend you are very knowledgeable about old Jack..Why not try  ..Couldn't be as bad as some I have read  and besides you make things very clear for me to understand, LOL...Love you lots  , Suse
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that makes perfect sense to me Joseph. I do think it is a very good idea even if you do not announce that he was a doctor..............IMO
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Originally Posted by Joseph Bell
Oh come on guys. What serial killer? The serial killer. Jack the Ripper. Why? Because we will never put a name to the face. And we never will. I wish I could write a book and make lots of money naming who my 'Final Solution' and 'Case Closed' are. But I can't. So at the moment, I wander the streets of Spitalfields, Whitechapel and Aldgate trying to trace his tracks. And get some insight into Jack.
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I, too, have thought about writing a book about the case. I wouldn't make the foolish claim that I solved the case as Cornwell did though. What stops me is questions such as..
Can I give this case a fresh perspective?
How does Autumn of Terror sound as a working title J.B.?
You and I collaborate?
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10-04-2008, 02:46 AM
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I, too, have thought about writing a book about the case. I wouldn't make the foolish claim that I solved the case as Cornwell did though. What stops me is questions such as..
Can I give this case a fresh perspective?
How does Autumn of Terror sound as a working title J.B.?
You and I collaborate?
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wow would that be cool
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10-04-2008, 01:40 PM
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A book collaboration Drummer? Could be interesting but you'd have to do all the PR and be the 'face'. However, I think 'Autumn of Terror' was used by Tom Cullen quite a while ago so you'd have to think of a new title. Not 'Dr Jack' Sara. There's got to be a doctor somewhere on another thread.
Supe, I read somewhere (and I think it was Colin Wilson or maybe Don Rumbelow) where it was said that on judgement day, all the 'ripperologists' will be in the crowd when St Peter (or whoever) says 'Jack the Ripper come forward and state your name.' And he will step forward and all the ripperologists will go WHO?
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LOL!!!! Yea, that would be interesting, indeed!!!!
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10-04-2008, 02:07 PM
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A book collaboration Drummer? Could be interesting but you'd have to do all the PR and be the 'face'. However, I think 'Autumn of Terror' was used by Tom Cullen quite a while ago so you'd have to think of a new title. Not 'Dr Jack' Sara. There's got to be a doctor somewhere on another thread.
Supe, I read somewhere (and I think it was Colin Wilson or maybe Don Rumbelow) where it was said that on judgement day, all the 'ripperologists' will be in the crowd when St Peter (or whoever) says 'Jack the Ripper come forward and state your name.' And he will step forward and all the ripperologists will go WHO?
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ummmm, hmmmm, JB, you forgot to mention that you would of course share the profits with the Princess Suzlock who I might add has always been right by your side and so vewy vewy loyal  , hehehehe...We must remember to take care of her
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10-04-2008, 04:31 PM
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the book deal
When Drummy and JB collaborate on this book that will make them rich, I believe it is only fair that some credit goes to the girls who have contributed so generously to the investigation...ofcourse that doesn't include me, but I am one of the girls and that should account for something....
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When Drummy and JB collaborate on this book that will make them rich, I believe it is only fair that some credit goes to the girls who have contributed so generously to the investigation...ofcourse that doesn't include me, but I am one of the girls and that should account for something....
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And me who knows jtr's profession................sara
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Royalties all around. We all make a King's ransom. HA! HA! HA! Darn, I liked AoT. Hrmm..ok, how about Fiend?
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When Drummy and JB collaborate on this book that will make them rich, I believe it is only fair that some credit goes to the girls who have contributed so generously to the investigation...ofcourse that doesn't include me, but I am one of the girls and that should account for something....
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Yeah, what she said!!!!
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Yeah, what she said!!!! 
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How about Revengeful Ripper? (who was a doc)
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How about Revengeful Ripper? (who was a doc)
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OK,OK, he was a doc. Happy?
Book title: Calling Dr. Jack.
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OK,OK, he was a doc. Happy?
Book title: Calling Dr. Jack.
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No, he was a vampire.
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OK,OK, he was a doc. Happy?
Book title: Calling Dr. Jack.
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Joseph will never go for that...............
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No, he was a vampire. 
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Or a werewolf   
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Ahhh ooooohhh oooohhhh Werewolves of London
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I do not think Joseph likes broccoli................
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I dunno what broccoli has to do with werewolves.....  Splain it please Sara.
It was Wolfman Jack that did it. There, it's solved and you can all go to bed now.
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Actually I do not think most of you will get it. It is a commercial in my area and I apologize in advance. I was kind of joking with myself when I posted it.
I still think it is a doc but the experts will never agree.
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We have now solved the case. JB you and DB can collaborate and we will all be rich. JB, this means you must treat me better because me and GE have done all the work...GE I say we ask for a months vacation in Cancun  with JB and DB as our cabana boys, hehehehe...What do you say?
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It would make more sense and certainly more dramatic if Jack was some sort of supernatural being. But the truth is, he wasn't. He was Mr. Obscure and then he killed and killed again. He slashed his way into history and into our nightmares. What manner of man does things like that? A monster. A monster that looks and acts human.
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It would make more sense and certainly more dramatic if Jack was some sort of supernatural being. But the truth is, he wasn't. He was Mr. Obscure and then he killed and killed again. He slashed his way into history and into our nightmares. What manner of man does things like that? A monster. A monster that looks and acts human.
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Drummie, you are good at making it sound creepy, and down right scary. You should be a screen writer for scary films!!!
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OK, I've been at Hampton Court and Windsor Castle all day today and I thought I'd just drop by and and have a looksie. Broccoli and werewolves? Cancun?
Drummer, talk some sense to the girls. You're the PR guy. Make them see reason. No doctors, vampires, celery, broccoli, supernatural oddities or vegetables were resonsible for the murders in Whitechapel.
I'm going for another prowl around Whitechapel tomorrow night so if I get attacked by a green vegetable I'll know which board to complain to!
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Now JB, you know I have been in this dang dungeon since you left me here, I might add without food, keys or money. So I was just asking for nice little vacation, Is that so wrong..I don't care who yall decide JTR was, I still feel I deserve a little relaxation..Suse aka Princess Suzlock is going to the corner to sulk till JB decides to admit I deserve a little R&R.....
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Suse, R&R is all very well, but why are you in the corner with a celery stalk?
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 Because my Dear JB, you left me here without any food, keys or money  ...Celery was the only thing you forgot to clean out of your fridge...I think we should discuss where I may get some R&R when you get back, Love. It must be the hunger that has gone to my head, also the loneliness of being by ones self can cause drastic consequences..You really should remember to take better care of me when you leave..Especially more than just unlocking the door..
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I don't think the celery is for eating. I would suggest a session with Doctor Sara - see if she'll let you lie on the couch - and get a prescription for some of her meds. The little pink ones work wonders.
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I see you have once again changed the subject M'Lord, lol...okay I will go take the little pink pills and be happy with my lot in life...Suse putting the celery stalk down so it may go attack JB....
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Now JB, you know I have been in this dang dungeon since you left me here, I might add without food, keys or money. So I was just asking for nice little vacation, Is that so wrong..I don't care who yall decide JTR was, I still feel I deserve a little relaxation..Suse aka Princess Suzlock is going to the corner to sulk till JB decides to admit I deserve a little R&R.....
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You may take your well deserved vacation.
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Thank you my prince. At least you realize how loyal and hard working I've been lately, JB seems to think I am asking too much, LOL. Now if we could just get this dang book written I can go relax in Jamaica, on the beach in a hut...That would be so nice right now...Love you~Princess
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