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TVC Press 1996 (cardstock)
J.H. Tyson
Unmasking Jack the Ripper: A Historical & Astrological Attempt
TVC Press, 1996. 48pp.

Casebook Review:

Tyson briefly covers the basic facts of the murders, then delves into a deeper examination of the Maybrick Diary. He draws astrological charts for James Maybrick and George Chapman, finally concluding that Chapman was the most likely suspect. A rare booklet, recommended only for collectors and those interested in astrology.