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Jack the Ripper was a serial killer active in London in 1888 who murdered and mutilated several women. He gained notoriety for slashing throats, mutilating bodies, and removing organs from victims between August and November 1888. Police investigated multiple suspects but were unable to make an arrest due to limitations of forensic technology at the time. Suspects included Montague John Druitt, George Chapman, Sir John Williams, and James Maybrick.
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Between August and November 1888, the Whitechapel area of London was the scene of five brutal murders. The killer was dubbed 'Jack the Ripper'. All the women murdered were prostitutes, and all except for one - Elizabeth Stride - were horribly mutilated.
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“The mutilated remains of a female were lying two-thirds over towards the edge of the bedstead nearest the door. She had only her chemise on, or some underlinen garment. I am sure that the body had been removed subsequent to the injury which caused her death from that side of the bedstead that was nearest the wooden partition, because of the large quantity of blood under the bedstead and the saturated condition of the sheet and the palliasse at the corner nearest the partition.
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The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks
For my family:
My parents, Betsy and Floyd; their spouses, Terry and Beverly;
my brother and sister-in-law, Matt and Renee;
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They all did without me for far too long because of this book,
but never stopped believing in it, or me.
And in loving memory of my grandfather,
James Robert Lee (1912–2003),
who treasured books more than anyone I’ve known.
The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks
Contents
A Few Words About This Book
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Deborah’s Voice
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LIFE
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8. “A M.
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Victim Population of Jack The Ripper
Five women are thought to have been murdered by a single man known as Jack the
Ripper. Jack the Ripper was said to have had eleven victims, but only five are confirmed. The
first of the five victims are Mary Ann Nichols. Mary Ann was born in 1845 in London. She and
her husband had five children before divorcing in 1881 for unspecified reasons. Mary Ann
worked in workhouses and as a maidservant after they divorced, but neither job lasted long. To
make ends meet, she eventually turned to prostitution. Mary Ann lived in public lodgings and
was known to be arrested for drunkness and disorderly conduct.
The next known victim of Jack the Ripper was Annie Chapman. Annie was born Eliza
Ann Smith in London around 1840. In 1869, she married John Chapman, and they had three
children. Due to excessive drinking, the marriage eventually fell apart, and Annie moved to
Whitechapel. Crochet work and flower sales supplemented her income, which was supplemented
by occasional prostitution. Like Mary Ann, Annie was known to drink excessively and lived in
public lodging. People report that Dark Annie" was a hostile person and often got involved in
physical altercations with other women. Violent behavior from Annie was especially true when
she drank (Holmes and Holmes, 2009).
The third victim of Jack the Ripper was Elizabeth Stride. Elizabeth Gustafsdotter was
born in the Swedish town of Torslanda in the year 1843. Elizabeth turned to prostitution after a
failed marriage and was repeatedly apprehended by police. She supported herself by sewing,
housecleaning, and prostitution during their on-again, off-again relationship. Elizabeth was not
well educated, drank heavily, and lived in public lodgings. Gustafsdotter was the only victim that
body was not brutally mutilated because many believe his efforts were interrupted.
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The fourth victim of Jack the Ripper is Catherine Eddowes. Catherine Eddowes, born in
1942, moved around England a few times before settling in London with her boyfriend, Thomas
Conway, and their three children. By 1880, she had abandoned her family, taken to drinking, and
was sharing a lodging house with a new partner. Catherine worked odd jobs to supplement her
income and turned to casual prostitution to fund her alcohol addiction. Catherine had a great deal
of facial and body mutilation. I speculate the excessive mutilation was because he was not able
to finish the job with.
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- 1. C R E AT E D B Y: H A L A H K H A L I D JACK THE RIPPER
- 2. WHO WAS HE? WHEN WAS HIS EXISTENCE NOTICED?? He became know in the late 19thcentury for his handy work of killing women and mutating their bodies. This went on from between August till November 1888
- 3. SO, WHAT DID HE DO? Slashed throats and bodies of women Mutilated the bodies Skillfully removed their internal organs, kidney uterus or any other part of the abdominal area
- 4. OTHER NAMES OF JACK THERIPPER? The Whitechapel murderer Leather apron
- 5. LETTER FROM HELL From hell. Mr Lusk, I send you half the Kidney I took from one women preserved it for you other piece I fried and ate it was very nice. I may send you the bloody knif[e] that took it out if you only wait a whil[e] longer signed Catch me when you can Mishter Lusk
- 6. WHO WERE THE POLICE MORE FOCUSED ON? Surgeons Butchers
- 8. SUSPECTS Montague John Druitt. Well educated; he was incorrectly listed as a Dr. (barister) Unsound mind Found dead in the river Thames, about a month after the last ripper murder George Chapman Polish immigrant Poisoned and killed 3 of his wives and later hanged for it He used poison and not butchered
- 9. Sir John Williams Suspected in 2005 by his descendant He was a Dr. They would have fallen prey to Williams’s blade as he searched for experimental subjects in order to cure his wife’s infertility. the size of the doctor’s surgical knife; its width matched that of the victims’ stab wounds. James Maybrick Suspected after 100 years of his death His diary was found where he talked about killing women because his wife has been unfaithful to him There were many other suspects, with reasons such as having a Matching DNA with the victim’s shawls, dairy of the famous wrtier Alice in wonderland also seemed be of a phediophile
- 10. REASONS WHY THE COPS COULDN’T CATCH HIM? Weren’t very skilled Out of modern technology No finger print testing no DNA testing No CCTV Public hate the cops so they didn’t help them They relied on catching cops in act, or with proper testimonies
- 11. T I M E M A C H I N E