Jack The Ripper Research Paper

Was Jack the Ripper really Jack the Ripper? Or was it someone else? Ripper was a serial killer and mutilated at least five prostitutes in the East End of London in 1888 and because no one arrested or tried for murders, crime buffs are still fascinated with Jack the Ripper case more than 115 years later. To criminally profile the man named Jack the Ripper, there is evidence of his types of victims, what he did to his victims and the possible suspects to his true identity.
The women experts really know Ripper murdered are; Mary Allen (Polly) Nichols killed at age 35, Annie Chapman killed at age 47, Elizabeth Stride killed at age 45, Catherine Eddowes killed at age 46 , and Mary Jane Kelly killed at age 25. But how do we know Ripper murdered or was suspected? Well they were all murdered in the same year, 1888. The murders were all around the same time, starting in late August and ending in early November. Two of the women were …show more content…
The story would have ended there except Mary Kelly got intoxicated and told the story of Annie and the Prince and the identity of the baby and was peer pressured by three of her friends Mary Ann Polly Nichols, Annie Chapman and Elizabeth Stride into blackmailing the government. The Queens of England’s physician was once again called upon to “solve” the problem. He and a friend named John Netley ventured into the East End and killed the women according to Masonic ritual. But it doesn’t stop there; Catherine Eddowes murder was a case of mistaken identity, as she used the name “Mary Ann Kelly” when arrested on the night of her death. After her death, the graffiti message left in Goulston Street was left to point to the Masonic ritual murderers. All of the five women that experts knew were murdered had ties to Prince Albert Victor. "Casebook: Jack the Ripper - The Royal Conspiracy."