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Tabram was stabbed 39 times in the body and neck including nine times in the throat, five in the left lung, two in the right lung, one in the heart, five in the liver, two in the spleen, and six in the stomach, also wounding her lower abdomen and genitals. Tabram's murder differs from the canonical five Jack the Ripper murders in that she was stabbed rather than slashed at the throat and abdomen, and many experts today do not connect it with the later murders because of the difference in the wound pattern.
(7 August 1888)

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		Trader, writer, journalist, pamphleteer and spy Daniel Defoe born as Daniel Foe known for his novel Robinson Crusoe 24 April 1731 (-) dies of lethargy in London, United Kingdom.
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