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Originally Posted by skunk4u
<LI>30 Oct 1975: Wilma McCann, 28, Leeds
<LI>20 Jan 1976: Emily Jackson, 42, Leeds
<LI>5 Feb 1977: Irene Richardson, 28, Leeds
<LI>23 Apr 1977: Patricia Atkinson, 32, Bradford
<LI>26 Jun 1977: Jayne MacDonald, 16, Leeds
<LI>1 Oct 1977: Jean Jordan, 20, Manchester
<LI>21 Jan 1978: Yvonne Pearson, 21, Bradford
<LI>31 Jan 1978: Helen Rytka, 18, Huddersfield
<LI>16 May 1978: Vera Millward, 40, Manchester
<LI>4 Apr 1979: Josephine Whitaker, 19, Halifax
<LI>2 Sep 1979: Barbara Leach, 20, Bradford
<LI>20 Aug 1980: Marguerite Walls, 47, Leeds
17 Nov 1980: Jacqueline Hill, 20, Leeds
The victims why should we show compasion??????
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Because Sutcliffe has been in prison for over 20 years and, as has already said, deserves the basic human right of being allowed to visit his fathers grave / ashes. regardless of the crime she committed.
At the end of the day, there is no risk to the public for a number of reason - security will be very tight, he was almost blinded by a fellow inmate a few years ago, and he is fully aware that there is very little chance of him ever being released.
Producing a list of the women that he killed is somewhat pointless - everyone is aware of 'The Yorkshire Ripper' and what he did. However, why should he be denied a basic right, just because some people don't agree with it - we might not like it but, ultimately, it will make no difference.