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The Art of Profiling an Historical Case: The Whitechapel Murders
Dr James A Bailey takes a hard-nosed, no-nonsense look at the
Ripper crimes investigation in the light of modern forensic techniques
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Questioning Uncle Jack: The Ripperologist Interview
Authors Tony Williams and Humphrey Price answer Ripperologist’s
questions about brand-new Ripper suspect Sir John Williams
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Tumblety in London: Trailing an Infiltrator, Part I
Joe Chetcuti is back with more of the picaresque adventures of
Francis Tumblety, quack doctor and social climber
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The Goulston Street Graffito Debate
Howard Brown presents the case for the GSG to be used as evidence;
Neil Bell argues why it should not
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Obituary: Sir John Mills
The life and career of one of the most distinguished actors ever to
portray Jack the Ripper
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| REGULARS |
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Press Trawl
Chris Scott does Sir John Williams
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I Beg to Report
All the news that’s fit to print – and then some
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Letters and Comments
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40.
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The Adventures of Inspector Abberline Junior
Glenn brings you another dose of one of Ripperology’s guiltiest pleasures
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On the Crimebeat
Wilf Gregg advises you on the latest crime books you should read
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The Last Word
Editor, lyricist, Ripperologist and bon vivant Christopher-Michael DiGrazia
talks about life and death in the city
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| REVIEWS |
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Uncle Jack; Jack the Ripper: The 21st Investigation and more!
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COVER ILLUSTRATION: Ripper photofit ©Adam Wood. Sir John Williams photograph ©Tony Williams
QUOTE FOR MAY: ‘Tony Blair yesterday recruited the Kray twins to his election campaign... The Tories were reduced... to wondering if they could make anything of Jack the Ripper or Dr Crippen’. Andrew Gimson, Blair rewrites history to enlist the Krays, Daily Telegraph, 22 April 2005.
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