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Kazy A.
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Posted on Tuesday, July 06, 2004 - 4:18 am:

Wotcha everyone.

Why did the police fail to catch Jack the Ripper? When the police too trusting of witnesses? Weren't the police trained enough to handle a serial killer?

What does everyone think? Can anyone think of any books I could read to help me solve this little problem of mine?

Thanks

Kazy

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