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* Elizabeth Stride, born 1843, murdered 30 September, 1888.  

* Elizabeth Stride, born 1843, murdered 30 September, 1888.  

* Catharine Eddowes, born 1842, also murdered later the same day.  

* Catharine Eddowes, born 1842, also murdered later the same day.  

* Mary Jane Kelly, born 1863, murdered 9 November, 1888. She was the only the victim to be murdered indoors and upon whom the Ripper spent a considerable amount of time. <ref>Begg P & Fido M, The Jack the Ripper A to Z, Headline, 1991, pp 29-33</ref><p>

* Mary Jane (or Marie Jeanette) Kelly, born 1863, murdered 9 November, 1888. She was the only the victim to be murdered indoors and upon whom the Ripper spent a considerable amount of time. <ref>Begg P & Fido M, The Jack the Ripper A to Z, Headline, 1991, pp 29-33</ref><p>

Another woman, Martha Tabram (1849 - 1888), was murdered on 7 August, 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>. It is more likely she, however, that she was murdered by her last client, a Guardsman, or the mysterious "Leather Apron", who allegedly extorted money from the area's prostitutes.

Another woman, Martha Tabram (1849 - 1888), was murdered on 7 August, 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>. It is more likely she, however, that she was murdered by her last client, a Guardsman, or the mysterious "Leather Apron", who allegedly extorted money from the area's prostitutes.