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What Happened To Annie Chapman's Murder?
Annie Chapman also known as Eliza Ann Smith was murdered early in the morning. On September 8, 1888 she was found on the ground. Neighbors said they saw her lying there, her belonging all over the yard. Police found that Annie had a slice to the throat and to the abdomen.The cuts were about the same thickness in both spots. These wounds seem similar to the ones found on Mary.
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