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I began Casebook: Jack the Ripper back in 1996 with a simple goal: to create the single largest repository of Ripper-related information anywhere in the world, and to make this information freely available to anyone who had an interest in the case. Back then, it was easy to fund the relatively small costs involved in maintaining an up-and-coming website. Today, however, maintaining a website with over 150 Megabytes of information and hundreds of thousands of visitors is no simple matter.

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Founding Contributors

W.T. Mosley
Judy Stock
Jack Holland
Robert L. Oyler
Joseph Matthews
Yolanda Lasorsa
John Hacker
Linda DeCecco
Maureen O'Gorman
Howard Brown
Dan Norder
Christian Jaud
Dan Hollifield
Brian Schoeneman