| Introduction: Where We're Going - Dan Norder |
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Say Cheese, Mr. Abberline - Julie Stangeland
Is this a photo of the elusive police inspector at last? |
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In Hours of Red Desire
- David A. Green
John Barlas and the Scottish lunatic suspect |
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The Proof is in the Penmanship - Vance McLaughlin
Convicting three of America's earliest serial murderers |
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The 17th September Letter: A Closer Look - John Bennett
The 'Dear Boss' message that was the first Ð or the last
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The McCarthys of Dorset Street - Tom Wescott
The most popular name in the neighborhood |
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'Time Is On My Side' - Don Souden
Was Mary Jane Kelly's landlord also her pimp? |
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On Brothels and Bullies - Stephen P. Ryder
Letters to Victorian papers on the subject of prostitution |
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A Widow of Doubtful Age - Dan Norder
One of these paintings may have been in Kelly's room |
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Old Wounds - Tom Wescott
Re-examining the Buck's Row murder |
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Speaking for the Dead - Wolf Vanderlinden
A recap of the fourth U.S. Jack the Ripper conference |
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Jack Ð The Musical - Kelly Robinson
The East End of London down South in the U.S. |
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| From the News Morgue - Wolf Vanderlinden |
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The Bookcase
Reviews of Ripperology, Public Reactions to Jack the Ripper, Unmasking Jack the Ripper and much more |
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