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REGULARS | |
1. |
Assessing the Evidence: Revisionism versus Logic? Editorial by Christopher T George |
17. |
GLENN The Adventures of Inspector Abberline Jr |
21. |
I Beg To Report All the news that fits to print. And sometimes not... |
26. |
I Beg To Report special Ripper Flicks become Movie Mania in recent Filming Flurry a diary of events recorded by Andy Aliffe |
36. |
On the Crimebeat Wilf Gregg on True Crime books you may have found In your Christmas stocking |
37. |
The Last Word Words of wisdom from the Editor of Ripper Notes, Christopher-Michael DiGrazia |
FEATURES | |
4. |
Deeming and the Privy Council: A Comedy of Terrors Jeffrey Bloomfield on the questions we'll never have answered |
12. |
1888 and All That Bill Beadle reports on the 'bits and pieces' year |
13. |
Fiddymont and Colicott Chris Scott trawls the census returns |
14. |
London Correspondence Alan Sharp on how the Irish Times reported on the Ripper |
18. |
The shortest Jack the Ripper story A Ripper story in under 55 words? Your entries revealed! |
19. |
Newspaper Trawl Information unearthed by Chris Scott |
28. |
Obituaries: Melvin Harris, Adrian Phypers, David Hemmings |
35. |
Competition: Win a limited edition new Ripper artwork print |
REVIEWS | |
31. | Jack the Ripper: The American Connection; Mapping Murder: The Secrets of Geographical Profiling; The Victorian House; Julia Pastrana: The Tragic Story of the Victorian Ape Woman and more! |
QUOTE OF THE MONTH: "To applaud the US army¹s capture of Saddam Hussein and therefore justify its invasion and occupation of Iraq is like deifying Jack the Ripper for disembowelling the Boston Strangler." Indian writer Arundhati Roy, speaking to 100 people at a leftist anti-globalisation convention in Bombay. (The Times of India, 18 January 2004).
We have endeavoured to credit photo copyright to known sources and apologise to any copyright holders we have overlooked.
We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist: Jason Beam, Mr D Phypers. Thank you!
Cover illustration ©Adam Wood