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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia, U.S.A.
22 March 1893

JACK THE RIPPER

New York Police Think They Have Caught the Whitechapel Terror

New York, March 21.

The police of this city are inclined to think they have the elusive "ripper" in their clutches. A woman was ripped up her side Sunday night and a big knife left sticking in the wound. The knife was traced to one, Frank Castellano, an Italian barber, whose record has been under a police searchlight. They have discovered that until recently he was a fireman aboard one of the trans-Atlantic steamers. There are circumstances connected with the case that incline the police to believe that Castellano is no other than the mysterious duck, the "ripper", who kept London in terror for two years.


Related pages:
  Frank Castellano
       Press Reports: Bismarck Daily Tribune - 24 March 1893 
       Press Reports: Daily Northwestern - 22 March 1893 
       Press Reports: Mountain Democrat - 1 April 1893 
       Ripper Media: Jack the Ripper: A Suspect Guide - Frank Castellano