Author Topic: Classic Cases From The Past Up Until The End Of The Gilded Age ; For Comparative Purposes  (Read 2328 times)

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I think only the Helen Jewett murder rates a comparison, if you're just talking about the crime itself. The other examples are domestic crimes and, although they feature axe jobs and the severing of bodies, it's not really comparable, unless you believe in Primacy of M.O.

They do that in Ripperology - mixing in everything and/or classifying just based on mutilation and body severing and weapon used regardless of victimology. To me, it's a smokescreen or periferology. I wouldn't even rate post-mortem mutilation in the same classification as torture mutilation.