Jack the Ripper

Jack the Ripper

End of a Legend

by Calum Reuben Knight

313 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781844014842

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I've got no time to tell you how I came to be a killer But you should know As time will show That I'm Society's pillar Jack the Ripper, 1888 Victorian London in the year 1888 - and a homicidal maniac known as Jack the Ripper is stalking the streets. Over one hundred years later the identity of this killer remains unknown. In Jack the Ripper - End of a Legend, Calum Reuben Knight provides an ingenious new interpretation, and solution, to a mystery of enduring fascination. Knight convincingly argues that Jack the Ripper wasn't one person but three, and that one of the three was a French woman who successfully masqueraded as the final victim - known to posterity as Mary Jane Kelly. In this book Knight reveals the true identity of the three individuals, profiles their respective lives and explores their motives. From terrifying descriptions of bloody murder to a portrayal of the broader historical context, which transports the reader from the bleak streets of London's Whitechapel to the dark and dangerous rues of Paris, Knight provides the documentary evidence to reveal the most feared killer in the annals of crime. This is Jack the Ripper as you've never seen her.

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