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October 2005 - Issue #24
Introduction: Dead Tired - Dan Norder | p. 3 | |
Jack the Ripper 2005 Conference: Brighton - Wolf Vanderlinden An overview of this year's biggest event in Ripperology |
p. 4 | |
Uncle Jack Under the Microscope - Jennifer Pegg Finding the flaws and distortions in this recent book |
p. 12 | |
On the Trail of Tumblety? Part 2 - Wolf Vanderlinden Was Inspector Andrews really chasing the quack doctor? |
p. 23 | |
Death in the Lodging House - Robert Clack The murder of Mary Ann Austin on Dorset Street |
p. 48 | |
Grave-Spitting & Other Tall Tales - Don Souden You've heard the stories, but are they true? |
p. 78 | |
A Death in Whitechapel - Bernard Brown Inspector Death and others on the job in the East End |
p. 88 | |
Finding the Victims' Graves - Andrew J. Spallek How to visit the burial sites of the canonical five |
p. 91 | |
From the Newspaper Morgue - Wolf Vanderlinden | p. 100 | |
The Inquest - Jennifer Pegg | p. 109 | |
News & Notes - Dan Norder | p. 113 | |
The Bookcase - Dan Norder, Wolf Vanderlinden and Tom Wescott | p. 118 | |
The Whitechapel Letterbox | p. 129 | |
'My Funny Little Games' | p. 131 | |
On the cover: Front: A Jane Coram illustration of PC Neil discovering the body of Mary Ann Nichols on Buck's Row. Back: An artist's depiction of the 1901 killing of Mary Ann Austin, as published in The Illustrated Police Budget. Special thanks to: Stewart P. Evans, for various images, Don Souden, for behind the scenes assistance. Jane Coram, for another great cover. |