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Juwes
In the ritual of Master Mason, Hiram Abif was slain by three ruffians collectively termed The Juwes. According to C.C. Zain, these three represent the Midheaven, the Ascendant and the Descendent position of the sun (1). The solar motif is picked up because their collective name has the gematria value of 1908 and thereby measures a Seal of Solomon with sides of 318, hence HlioV - the Sun. They also, in some fashion, personate the new moon because 1908 divided by three is 636, value of H Nou Mhnia - The New Moon. The conjunction of the sun and the new moon are a central part of the ritual of Master Mason.
Originally posted by akilles
The murders were ritual.
The people involved were Masons.
The murders WERE NOT Masonic Ritual!
Thats clear evidence that something has infiltrated Masonry for a long time now, isn't it? What s the first reference to Jesus in Masonic allegory again?
Originally posted by 2nd Hand Thoughts
If you liked the movie, the "From Hell" (Alan Moore) graphic novel it's based on will give you more to think about.
Originally posted by Odium
carpediem, you're right on most counts. The man you're talking about is John Williams and the book is Uncle Jack by Tony Williams. I myself own a copy and as a Law student the Evidence placed inside the book would get someone convicted of murder now. It without a doubt prooves who he was.
From Hell follows a similar thinking however they picked the wrong Doctor to the Queen, Sir William Gull instead of Sir John Williams. Both were Masons though.
Evidence in the book:
He was the Doctor to three of the five victims and was able to ID the bodies, even though there own friends were unable to.
He had the same signature as Jack.
The days of the murders were removed from his Diary, however every other page was there.
He left London after the killings ended.
Wife died a few weeks before the killings began.
He was a Doctor.
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If you mix both stories together it does help explain a lot and also why he moved after the killings stopped and how he ended up with so much money. Being able to give £100,000 to the Nation Libray of Wales back in the 1900's, which was a large amount even for a doctor to have.
Originally posted by TgSoe
again if the movie is factual at all.
Originally posted by sebatwerk
Originally posted by TgSoe
again if the movie is factual at all.
Not really. There are actually about 10 serious suspects, and I don't believe anyone of them has been identified as a Freemason. One of the suspects did indeed move to the US, where some historians claims that a short time after, similar murders began taking place there.
The truth of the matter is that, unless some new revelation comes out, we will never know who truly did it. www.casebook.org... is a GREAT site on the subject, and will give you a comprehensive analysis of all the suspects and the arguments for and against their guilt.