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Casebook Review: 
This book encapsulates everything that is negative in the history of the Ripper literature. Spiering almost certainly fabricated much of his evidence, including the existence of a journal of Sir William Gull's which he claimed to have found tucked away in a New York medical library (no other author has found it, Spiering refuses to comment). "Prince Jack" is an obvious publicity stunt and should be avoided at all costs.
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