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| | There are 5 victims that are considered the "canonical" victims. These were all considered victims at the time, and are still considered victims by the majority of [[Ripperologists]]. They are: | | There are 5 victims that are considered the "canonical" victims. These were all considered victims at the time, and are still considered victims by the majority of [[Ripperologists]]. They are: |
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| − | Polly Nichols, murdered August 31, 1888. <br /> | + | *Polly Nichols, murdered August 31, 1888. <br /> |
| − | Annie Chapman, murdered September 8, 1888. <br /> | + | *Annie Chapman, murdered September 8, 1888. <br /> |
| − | Elizabeth Stride, murdered September 30, 1888. <br /> | + | *Elizabeth Stride, murdered September 30, 1888. <br /> |
| − | Catharine Eddowes, also murdered that same date. <br /> | + | *Catharine Eddowes, also murdered that same date. <br /> |
| − | Mary Kelly, murdered November 9, 1888. <ref>http://www.casebook.org/intro.html</ref><br /> | + | *Mary Kelly, murdered November 9, 1888. <ref>http://www.casebook.org/intro.html</ref><p> |
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| | Another woman, Martha Tabram, was murdered on August 7, 1888. She was considered to be a victim by some of the investigators at the time, and is considered to be a Ripper victim by many. <ref>"The Complete History of Jack the Ripper"; Sugden, Philip; p. 359</ref> | | Another woman, Martha Tabram, was murdered on August 7, 1888. She was considered to be a victim by some of the investigators at the time, and is considered to be a Ripper victim by many. <ref>"The Complete History of Jack the Ripper"; Sugden, Philip; p. 359</ref> |