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Montague John Druitt (Evidence (Sir Melville Macnaghten memoranda (Also…

- - - - Timing of suicide and Johns age is not correct. Also said he was a doctor but he wasn't. Said Johns brain gave away because of his guilt and immediately commited suicide but suicide was three weeks after the last murder
    - - Appears to be hearsay no evidence or police records proving this
        
        Family said they had suspicion but no concrete proof
  - - - That means that john would of had to stay in white chappel from 12 am to 5 am without being noticed
        
        Many doubt this is possible becuase he was respecful looking and would have stood out
  - - - Tabram was killed August 7th
  - - - Was told the ripper was dead he was found in the Thames two months ago and they didnt want to say publicy he was the ripper becuase it would cause pain to relatives
        
        If this happened in March of 1889 it shows police had interest in John before commissioner Macnaghten becasue he didnt join the force untill the summer of 1889. 2 months after this information was exchanged
- - - - Lawlest of 1886 placed him in the western circuit, hampshire, portsmouth and southampton assizes
  - - - Maintained both jobs for 3 years. No documentation of showing signs of mental illness
- - - - One attempt of suicide