The double event, 29–30 September 1888

Every moment, in order

1. 23:40–23:50 Stride Marshall, standing at his door (64 Berner St), sees a man and woman between his house and the club, kissing; hears the man say "You would say anything but your prayers" (inquest).
2. 23:45–00:30 Eddowes Hutt visits the cell: she is singing (DT 11:45; MA 12:15) and at 12:30 asks when she can get out.
3. 00:10–00:20 Stride Wess crosses the yard from the printing office to the club / leaves; "nothing whatever in the yard"; gates open.
4. 00:20–02:20 Eddowes PC Pearce, living at 3 Mitre Square, retires at 12:20 and hears nothing until called by a constable at 2:20.
5. 00:30–00:35 Stride PC Smith, on his beat, sees a woman (identified by him as the deceased) with a man carrying a parcel, opposite the club.
6. 00:30–00:40 Stride Lave (Love) goes out to the street/yard for air at 12:30 and stays until c. 12:40; says nobody came into the yard meanwhile.
7. 00:30–00:50 Stride Letchford passes through the street at 12:30 (nothing unusual); his sister at their door (30 Berner St) at 12:50 sees no one pass.
8. 00:30–01:00 Stride Mortimer (version A, agency copy): stood at her door "nearly the whole time" 12:30-1:00, noticed nothing unusual, saw no one enter the gates; only man seen was a young man with a black shiny bag.
9. 00:30–01:00 Stride Mortimer sees a young man with a black shiny bag walk fast down Berner St from Commercial Road, look up at the club and go round the Board School corner. Wess later says he was a club member who satisfied the police (Wikipedia: Leon Goldstein).
10. 00:33–00:37 Stride Spooner, outside the Beehive with his young woman, is alerted by two Jews shouting "Murder"/"Police" and goes to the yard, where he lifts the woman's chin.
11. 00:35–00:45 Stride Eagle returns, goes in through the yard by the side door and sees and hears nothing unusual.
12. 00:35–00:45 Stride Kozebrodski is called out to the yard by Diemschutz, strikes a match, sees blood; runs towards Grove St, then to Commercial Road with Eagle for police.
13. 00:40–00:50 Stride Schwartz (police statement as summarised by Swanson): turning into Berner St from Commercial Rd, sees a man stop and speak to a woman in the gateway, pull her, turn her round and throw her down; she screams three times "not very loudly"; a second man lighting a pipe opposite; "Lipski" called; Schwartz walks away, is followed and runs to the railway arch.
14. 00:40–00:50 Stride Star version of the "Hungarian" story: about 12:45, a half-tipsy man pushes a woman back into the passage; a second man with a knife comes out of a public-house doorway a few doors off and rushes at the witness, who flees to his new lodgings. "The truth of the man's statement is not wholly accepted"; next day police "have reason to doubt the truth of the story".
15. 00:40–00:50 Stride Brown, going to a chandler's shop for supper, sees a man and woman against the Board School wall at the Fairclough St corner; hears the woman say "No, not to-night, some other night"; he believes she was the deceased.
16. 00:40–00:50 Stride Heshburg (28 Berner St) hears a police whistle and comes down to the gateway.
17. 00:43–00:59 Stride "A woman who lives two doors from the club" (version B, generally taken to be Mortimer): heard a policeman pass shortly before 12:45, then stood at her door ten minutes, saw no one enter or leave the yard, locked up, and about four minutes later heard the pony cart.
18. 00:46–00:56estimate Stride Blackwell's estimate of time since death: inquest 20-30 min at 1:16 (-> c. 12:46-12:56); press 1 Oct "not more than 20 minutes" (-> not before c. 12:50-12:56).
19. 00:55–01:02 Eddowes Eddowes is released from Bishopsgate station; Hutt sees her turn towards Houndsditch.
20. 00:55–01:05 Stride PC Lamb, in Commercial Road between Christian St and Batty St, is approached by two running men and goes to the yard.
21. 00:58–01:02 Stride Diemschutz drives his pony cart into the gateway; the pony shies; he finds the body, goes into the club, returns with a light (Kozebrodski strikes a match).
22. 00:58–01:05 Stride PC Smith, back at the Commercial Road corner of Berner St, sees a crowd at the gateway.
23. 01:12–01:13 Stride Johnston (Blackwell's assistant) reaches the yard ahead of Blackwell.
24. 01:15–01:17 Stride Blackwell arrives and checks his watch.
25. 01:18–01:22 Stride Phillips is called to Leman Street station and sent on to Berner St; arrives 10 min (Lamb) or 20-30 min (Blackwell) after Blackwell; judges she was alive "within an hour".
26. 01:28–01:29 Eddowes PC Harvey passes the post-office clock at Aldgate on his beat.
27. 01:28–01:32 Eddowes PC Watkins passes through Mitre Square with his lantern and sees nothing.
28. 01:33–01:36 Eddowes Lawende, Levy and Harris leave the Imperial Club and see a man and woman at the corner of Church Passage; the woman's hand on the man's chest; Lawende later believes the clothing was the deceased's.
29. 01:37–01:42 Eddowes Harvey's beat takes him down Church Passage to the Mitre Square end; he sees no one. Times: he "was there three or four minutes before he heard the whistle", then "about 18 or 19 minutes to 2".
30. 01:43–01:45 Eddowes Watkins enters the square, finds the body in the south-west corner and calls the watchman Morris.
31. 01:44–01:47 Eddowes Morris, watchman at Kearley & Tonge (door ajar), is called by Watkins, goes to the body and runs to Aldgate blowing his whistle.
32. 01:55–02:03 Eddowes Dr Sequeira arrives (1:55); Inspector Collard informed at Bishopsgate (1:55) and arrives 2:02-2:03.
33. 01:57–01:59 Eddowes DC Halse, with Outram and Marriott near Aldgate Church, hears of the murder; goes to the square, then searches eastward.
34. 02:15–02:22estimate Eddowes Dr Gordon Brown arrives (c. 2:18-2:20); estimates the crime was committed within half an hour, "or certainly within forty minutes", and that it "might be done in five minutes".
35. 02:15–02:25 Eddowes Halse passes through Goulston Street, over the spot where the apron was later found, and does not notice anything.
36. 02:15–02:25 Eddowes PC Long passes the Wentworth Dwellings doorway; the apron piece is not there.
37. 02:53–02:57 Eddowes Long finds the bloodstained piece of apron in the passage to the staircase of the model dwellings, with chalk writing above; searches the staircases; takes it to the police station.
38. 04:25–05:35 Stride Body removed to the mortuary c. 4:30; PC Collins washes away the blood at 5:30.
39. 05:25–05:35 Eddowes The chalk writing is rubbed out on the Metropolitan Police's decision (Warren: "I considered it desirable to obliterate the writing at once, having taken a copy"); City detectives (Halse) had asked for it to be kept until photographed.