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Just the Facts and Nothing But the Facts?
Editorial by Christopher T George
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I Beg To Report
All the news that fits to print. And sometimes not...
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Newspaper Trawl
Information unearthed by Chris Scott
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43.
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On the Crimebeat
Wilf Gregg on True Crime books you simply should have on your shelf
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The Last Word
Words of wisdom from the Editor of Ripper Notes, Christopher-Michael
DiGrazia
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| FEATURES |
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Competition: Win a copy of the revised and republished Complete Jack
the Ripper by Donald Rumbelow
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Elisabeth’s Story
Long Liz Stride’s early life in Sweden, fully illustrated by Daniel
Olsson
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Tea, Scandal and the Ripper’s Shadow
Eduardo Zinna on Oscar Wilde, W T Stead and the Cleveland Street
Scandal
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Forget 118, try 1888!
Andy Aliffe reports on the development of the telephone and its
availability in 1880s Whitechapel
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The Whore Slaughterer
More research tidbits linking George Morris, James Hardiman and the
Ripper letters from Rob Hills
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32.
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Obituary
Tony Lambrianou, East End Gangster
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| REVIEWS |
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Coming Into Focus: Photographic Rediscoveries of the 21st Century
On The Trail of a Dead Man: The Identity of Jack the Ripper
The Whitechapel Murders Solved?
Strikers of Hanbury Street and Other East End Tales
Death’s Acre. Inside the Legendary ‘Body Farm’ ...and more!
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COVER ILLUSTRATION: The farmhouse where Elisabeth Stride was born on 27
November 1843 ©Daniel Ollson. Design ©Adam Wood
QUOTE OF THE MONTH: “The closer you get, the scarier she becomes: those
leather gloves are decidedly more Jack the Ripper-like than welcoming
homebody…” Hadley Freeman, deputy fashion editor of The Guardian,
describing the appearance of Martha Stewart. The Guardian, 3 March 2004.
We have endeavoured to credit photo copyright to known sources and
apologise to any copyright holders we have overlooked.
We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the
following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist:
Chris Coopey, Mark Horton, Coral Kelly, Mark O’Neill, Donald Rumbelow,
Stephen Ryder, and John Wayper. Thank you!
