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A lorry driver by trade, his modus operandi involved picking up women in his car or truck and assaulting them using a hammer and a screwdriver before leaving them for dead. The manhunt for him was one of the largest ever by the [[British]] police force and involved using [[forensic]] techniques that were cutting edge at the time.  
 
A lorry driver by trade, his modus operandi involved picking up women in his car or truck and assaulting them using a hammer and a screwdriver before leaving them for dead. The manhunt for him was one of the largest ever by the [[British]] police force and involved using [[forensic]] techniques that were cutting edge at the time.  
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The "Ripper" name given to him was attributed to the media covering the manhunt and is a reference to "Jack the Ripper" a historical London killer who also preyed on women.
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The "Ripper" name given to him was attributed to the media covering the manhunt and is a reference to "Jack the Ripper" an historical London killer who also preyed on women.
    
At his trial Sutcliffe claimed to believe that [[God]] had told him to murder the women, who were [[prostitute]]s.  Since his arrest and incarceration, several documentaries have been made about his life and an ITV film has been made about the manhunt that led to his arrest.  
 
At his trial Sutcliffe claimed to believe that [[God]] had told him to murder the women, who were [[prostitute]]s.  Since his arrest and incarceration, several documentaries have been made about his life and an ITV film has been made about the manhunt that led to his arrest.  
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