Horrible Murder in Whitechapel!
His name is known the world over, but who was Jack the Ripper? No one was ever caught and tried for the series of terrible crimes that terrorized London’s East End in 1888. The police had their theories. Witnesses had their theories. Experts had their theories. No one had enough proof.
Can you solve the riddle of Jack the Ripper? Explore the evidence here and perhaps you can name the serial killer.
The Whitechapel Murders
A series of eleven gruesome murders spread fear across London’s impoverished East End from 1888 to 1891, including the five “canonical murders” attributed to the mysterious “Jack the Ripper.”
Contemporary Accounts of the Crimes of jack the ripper: The Illustrated Police News
Latest Details of the Whitechapel Murders
Annie Chapman Before and After Death
Is He the Whitechapel Murderer?
Women Secretly Armed
The Illustrated Police News, 22 Sept. 1888
Two More Whitechapel Horrors
When Will the Murderer Be Captured?
The Berner St Victim
The Fifth Victim of the Whitechapel Fiend
Finding the Mutilated Body in Mitre Square
The Illustrated Police News, 6 Oct. 1888
The Whitechapel Mystery
Sketches of the Fiendish Work of the Monster of Whitechapel
The Mitre Square Victim, Before & After Death
The Illustrated Police News, 13 Oct. 1888
Incidents Relating to the East End Murders
The History of the Last Victims of the Mysterious Monster of the East End
Revelations of Spiritualists
Trial of Bloodhounds
Sketch of Supposed Murderer
The Illustrated Police News, 20 Oct. 1888
Scenes of the Crimes: Jack the Ripper's East end Locations
The Letters of Jack the Ripper
Notebook for a Novel
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