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FEATURES | |
2. |
Aaron Kosminski Reconsidered Robert House takes a fresh look |
15. |
Jack by Gaslight?
Neil Bell peers into Mitre Square to find out how dark it really was |
31. |
Pedachenko Revisited
Stepan Poberowski on the British Secret Service and the assassination of Rasputin |
28. | Jack the Necromancer and the Victorian Occult Revival Spiro Dimolianis discusses Jack and the Black Arts |
34. |
Mrs Malcom's Story Paul Begg investigates the strange tale of the woman who claimed to be Liz Stride's sister |
REGULARS | |
37. |
Press Trawl: Information unearthed by Chris Scott |
38. |
I Beg to Report All the news that's fit to print |
42. | Letters and Comments |
44. |
The Adventures of Inspector Abberline Junior GLENN with more of the mutton-chopped detective |
45. |
On the Crimebeat Wilf Gregg on True Crime books you simply should have on your shelf. |
49. |
The Last Word Words of wisdom from Christopher-Michael DiGrazia |
REVIEWS | |
38. | Jack the Ripper and the Irish Press and more! |
COVER ILLUSTRATION: An impression of Aaron Kosminski in Mitre Square ©Adam Wood. Church passage illustration ©Jane Coram.
QUOTES OF THE MONTH:
‘Hey, you're what Jack the Ripper would call two nights' work.’ One of the standard put-downs to overweight female hecklers by The Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III (comic Jim Muir). The Sunday Times, 6 March 2005.
'"What shows did Jack the Ripper watch?" Fictional Criminal Psychologist Tony Hill on the suggestion that television provokes violence. Wire in the Blood, ITV1, 7 March 2005.
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We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist: Jane Coram, Mark Horton, Rob House, Coral Kelly, Stephen Ryder, and Sam Wood. Thank you!