Jack The Ripper
Between August 30, 1888 and November 10, 1888, the murders of five women took place. All of which happened in or near the Whitechapel district of London’s East End. These heinous crimes were suspected to be committed by one person, Jack the Ripper. He or she disemboweled and mutilated the bodies of Annie Chapman, Mary Ann Nichols, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Kelly. To this day Jack the Ripper’s identity is a mystery. Jack the Ripper’s first and second victims were Mary Ann Nichols and Annie Chapman. Both ladies turned to prostitution as a result of losing the funding they received from their ex-husbands. Mary Ann Nichols, at forty-three, was found on August 31, 1888 with her throat cut and several injuries across her abdomen.
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Both bodies were murdered and found on September 30, 1888. Elizabeth, a prostitute since 1864, was forty-five when her mutilated corpse was found. He throat was cut and a large incision was made, running from her neck down to her thigh. Catherine Eddowes traveled from town to town selling cheap books, and at forty-six she was murdered by Jack the Ripper. Her throat was also cut and some of her viscera were placed around her corpse. Jack’s fifth and final victim was Mary Kelly. Mary kelly was a twenty-five year old prostitute. She was found on November 10, 1888 in her lodging. Her throat was, too, cut out and her torso split open. The found her intestines on a table next to the bed where she lay, and her clothes and boots neatly folded near the fire. This concluded the official murder spree of Jack the Ripper.
The police would often received letters from anonymous senders claiming to be Jack the Ripper, though many scientists believe they are fake. Despite many investigations involved with Jack the Ripper, his identity and motive for butchering these women are still unknown. Many people have thought up conspiracies as to who Jack the Ripper is and why he murdered. Police don’t even know if the culprit is male or female. It’s been 129 years since Whitechapel’s incident and we still don’t know Jack the Ripper’s
Both bodies were murdered and found on September 30, 1888. Elizabeth, a prostitute since 1864, was forty-five when her mutilated corpse was found. He throat was cut and a large incision was made, running from her neck down to her thigh. Catherine Eddowes traveled from town to town selling cheap books, and at forty-six she was murdered by Jack the Ripper. Her throat was also cut and some of her viscera were placed around her corpse. Jack’s fifth and final victim was Mary Kelly. Mary kelly was a twenty-five year old prostitute. She was found on November 10, 1888 in her lodging. Her throat was, too, cut out and her torso split open. The found her intestines on a table next to the bed where she lay, and her clothes and boots neatly folded near the fire. This concluded the official murder spree of Jack the Ripper.
The police would often received letters from anonymous senders claiming to be Jack the Ripper, though many scientists believe they are fake. Despite many investigations involved with Jack the Ripper, his identity and motive for butchering these women are still unknown. Many people have thought up conspiracies as to who Jack the Ripper is and why he murdered. Police don’t even know if the culprit is male or female. It’s been 129 years since Whitechapel’s incident and we still don’t know Jack the Ripper’s