The Windsor-Ramhill Tragedies
[ PER UNITED -PRESS ASSOCIATION. I London, April 2. Deeming (under the name of Lawson) was in Plymouth in 1888, and suddenly departed for London. One of the " Ripper " murders was committed two days later. April 3. A man who knew Deeming when he was a boy, and who was a friend of his, states that his mother was a very religions woman. After her death Deeming's father treated him with great cruelty, which eventually drove the lad to sea, where he was known as " Mad Fred." April 4. The police do not believe Deeming was in Johannesburg at the time of tho other murders. Melbourne, April 8. A hammer-headed axe, used in post morteins, was found amongst Williams' luggage in additions to a dissecting knife.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 119, 5 April 1892, Page 2
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