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| − | '''Jack the Ripper''' was the nickname that the British press gave to a notorious serial killer who murdered and mutilated at least | + | '''Jack the Ripper''' was the nickname that the British press gave to a notorious serial killer who murdered and mutilated "at least four, probably six, just possibly eight"<ref>"The Complete History of Jack the Ripper"; Sugden, Philip</ref> [[prostitution|prostitutes]] in [[London]] in 1888. |
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[http://www.Adamwood.info Ripperologist] A magazine, in publication since 1994, focused on Jack the Ripper | [http://www.Adamwood.info Ripperologist] A magazine, in publication since 1994, focused on Jack the Ripper | ||
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[[Category:British Police and Crime]] | [[Category:British Police and Crime]] | ||
[[Category:Mass murderers]] | [[Category:Mass murderers]] | ||
Revision as of 15:19, June 1, 2007
Jack the Ripper was the nickname that the British press gave to a notorious serial killer who murdered and mutilated "at least four, probably six, just possibly eight"[1] prostitutes in London in 1888.
External Links
Casebook A huge repository of Jack the Ripper information.
Ripperologist A magazine, in publication since 1994, focused on Jack the Ripper
References
- ↑ "The Complete History of Jack the Ripper"; Sugden, Philip