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Jack the Ripper: Facts, Theories, and Suspects

Jack the Ripper: Facts, Theories, and Suspects

Jack the Ripper: Facts, Theories and Suspects is a case that continues to puzzle people even more than a century after it happened. In 1888, a string of violent murders shook the streets of Whitechapel, London—and no one was ever caught. The killer became known as “Jack the Ripper”, and although many theories and suspects have been suggested, the truth remains unknown.

This topic breaks down the real facts, the most likely suspects, and the strangest theories surrounding this mysterious case. Understanding the facts helps us separate truth from legend.

Jack the Ripper: Facts, Theories, and Suspects
By Alan Lloyd


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