Jack
the Ripper is counted amongst the most notorious criminals of the era. He had
created havoc in the East London, where people used to fear with his name. He
was a faceless outlaw, who led the London Police on their toes. Still to date,
the officials are working on the criminal’s face and identity. His murders were
spine-chilling.
He
had the city of London verging on the edge of their seats because he murdered
at least five prostitutes from August 7th to September 10th of
1888. The prostitutes were murdered within a mile of each other, their bodies
were mutilated. The police had no clue of the criminal, but the confession letters
which had been sent to the London Metropolitan Police Service (Scotland Yard) provided
detailed explanation of the committed murders. The letters also disclosed the
names of those people which he was planning for the future murder. Hundreds of
men had been arrested as suspects, but were allowed to go because of lack of
evidences.
The
murders were very sadistic, giving the impression of an ill-minded person. The
forensic department worked on the letters which they received, but, most of the
letters were believed to be sent by those people who wanted to harass the
Police department.
The
case of Jack the Ripper is still under investigation by the Scotland Yard. Even
after 125 years, the case is as faceless as Jack the Ripper himself.
Bentham Science Publishers
is one of the leading STM Journal
Publishers. They have a variety of journals and eBooks available. One of their e-books
is “Jack the Writer: A Verbal & Visual Analysis of the Ripper
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