On 27 Mar, 20:47, blu...@aol.com wrote:
> 2) - No-one bar you and your minority of supporters believes any of
> your assertions
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Not so. The West Yorkshire Police believe Noel O'Gara's major
assertions, since the West Yorkshire Police themselves (quoting
pathologists who carried out postmortems on Peter Sutcliffe's three
main victims) supply the major evidence that Peter Sutcliffe is NOT
the Yorkshire Ripper.
Given that FACTS derived from cold, clinical examinations of the
corpses of Yvonne Pearson, Margo Walls and Jacqueline Hill are now
being turned upside down.... one wonders what exactly is going on
here.... An agenda has been substitued for facts and logic.
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PETER SUTCLIFFE'S KILLINGS AND ASSAULTS, 1975 - 1980
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Nobody disputes that Peter Sutcliffe committed four of the
series of murders known as the Yorkshire Ripper killings. It is
likely that he killed or attacked other women too during that
period. Most prominent among Sutcliffe's victims were Yvonne
Pearson, 1978, and Margo Walls and Jacqueline Hill in 1980. We
all agree that Peter Sutcliffe killed those three women. Yet,
in the days following all three murders, the West Yorkshire
Police were emphatic in saying these were not Ripper killings.
All that changed in January 1981 when Peter Sutcliffe forced
the police to arrest him by displaying fake number plates in a
red light district outside the West Yorkshire jurisdiction. The
police knew Sutcliffe was not the Ripper, but faced with the
prospect of never being able to catch the real Ripper, and with
the deranged idiot Sutcliffe willing to confess to all the
murders, the West Yorkshire Police took the easy way out and
made a deal with Sutcliffe for his confessions, allowing the
main Ripper to go free and continue killing, which he did, as
the record shows. A man like the Yorkshire Ripper will not stop
killing until he is captured or killed.
The following reports from the period detail police statements
following Peter Sutcliffe's three most prominent murders. The
police insisted these were not Ripper killings...... until the
time came to rewrite history.
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Daily Mail, 28 March 1978:
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"Yvonne 'a victim of the carbon-copy Ripper
by Stephen Oldfield
A second Ripper was being hunted by police last night.
The crazed killer is thought to have set himself up as a rival
to the man who has already killed seven girls.
So far he is known to have murdered Yvonne Pearson whose
battered body was found in Bradford on Sunday.
A pathologist who examined all the good-time girls murdered by
the Ripper told police yesterday: "She is not his eighth
victim.""
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Yorkshire Post, 19 November 1980 /
re Jacqueline Hill murder:
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"Another Maniac At Large
Police doubt Ripper link in student's murder
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Police last night feared a second maniac was at large in West
Yorkshire, the stalking ground of the infamous Yorkshire
Ripper, after the murder of a 29-year-old student in Leeds.
Ripper Squad detectives were called in when the body of Miss
Jacqueline Hill was found with extensive head injuries on waste
ground at the back of the Arndale Centre, almost within view of
her home in a students' hall of residence.
A post mortem was postponed until late last night but Ripper
detectives said they had found no evidence to connect her death
with the 12-times killer whose last victim was Bradford
University student 14 months ago.
One police theory gaining strength was that Miss Hill, a
student of French, could have been the victim of the same man
who attacked another woman in Headingley two months ago.
On September 24, Dr Upaehya Bandara, 34, who had come from
Singapore on a World Health Organization scholarship to study
at Leeds University was attacked at Chapel Lane, Headingley.
She was left for dead with severe head injuries in a pool of
blood but survived. Police have not ruled out the possibility
that Dr Bandara's attacker was the same man who murdered Miss
Margo Walls, a middle-aged civil servant, late at night in a
garden of New Street, Pudsey, in August.
Det. Supt. Alf Finlay, who is leading the inquiry into Miss
Hill's death, said: "There is no evidence at the moment to link
this death with the so-called Yorkshire Ripper. We have not
ruled him out yet, but we have nothing to suggest it's him.
Earlier in the day, Det. Chief Supt. Peter Gilrain head of the
Ripper inquiry, visited the murder scene and said later: "This
is not my investigation. Someone else is handling it.""
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Margo Walls:
"Detective Chief Superintendent Jim Hobson arrived to take charge of
the enquiry...... Next day, armed with the autopsy report, Mr Hobson was
able to tell the Press: 'I am satisfied the woman's death was in no
way connected with the Ripper killings.'" -from "The Yorkshire Ripper
Story" by John Beattie, 1981.
See also http://yorkshireripper.net/ripper/peter-sutcliffes-victims/margo-walls/
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Tracey Browne
It is well known to students of *The Yorkshire Ripper Cover Up* that
Tracey Browne was one of Peter Sutcliffe's earlier victims, in August
1975. Tracey
Browne survived only because a motorist happened along, and Peter
Sutcliffe fled, and so Tracey Browne lived.
Tracey Browne gave a photofit image to the police, describing the man
that attacked her. It was as good as a photograph of Peter Sutcliffe.
The West Yorkshire Police ignored her account, because they knew that
the man who attacked her was not the Yorkshire Ripper.
The man who attacked Tracey Brown WAS Peter Sutcliffe, yes....
But the man who attacked Tracey Browne was NOT the Yorkshire Ripper.
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The evidence assembled by Noel O'Gara is cumulative in its
effect on the reader. The more one examines it, the more
everything points in the direction of a massive cover-up of
unprecedented proportions, which demands a complete re-
evaluation of the nature of policing and of how we organise our
society.
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The killings have not stopped:
http://yorkshireripper.com/sundaytimes.htm
http://www.yorkshireripper.co.uk/hyper/win-005.htm
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See also
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/09/352106.html
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