Consumption, or tuberculosis as it is now called, was rampant in London's impoverished east end. Ripper victim Annie Chapman, upon autopsy, was discovered to have tuberculosis and possibly phlueresy.
I see this piece of 'fiction' time after time in books and information that should have been researched better. The best way to put this myth to rest is to look at the original autopsy reports (or...
Murder is like most other things in life, the more one practices the better you will be at your choosen skill. Serial killers of the ilk of Victorian London's east end Jack The Ripper don't just...
Contrary to what you may have seen on TV or in the movies, there is absolutely no evidence that any of Jack The Ripper's victims knew each other or were connected in any way other than the fact that...
Of the five generally accepted victims, Mary Ann "Polly" Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, and Catherine Eddowes lived in lodging houses. Mary Jane Kelly lived in a hovel. Though this was...