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Castle Books 2005 (hardcover)
Robinson Publishing Ltd. 1999 (paperback)
The Mammoth Book of Jack the Ripper.
a.k.a. Jack the Ripper: Comprehensive A-Z
Edited by Maxim Jakubowski and Nathan Braund
Robinson Publishing Ltd., 1999

Casebook Review:

This compendium, similar to Camille Wolff's Who Was Jack the Ripper?, contains a number of chapters by different authors, each providing a unique perspective on the case. There are fewer submissions than in Wolff's, and many important viewpoints are not represented, but as a whole it remains an overall worthwhile read.