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Hace 4 días · According to Melville Macnaghten's memoranda Michael Ostrog was "...a Russian doctor, and a convict who was subsequently detained in a lunatic asylum as a homicidal maniac. This man's antecedents were of the worst possible type, and his whereabouts at the time of the murders could never be ascertained."
Hace 3 días · Although it is the sobriquet by which the murderer is now universally known, the name Jack the Ripper did not feature in the Whitechapel murders until the last week of September 1888. Prior to that, the perpetrator was known by several names, the most commonly used of which was "Leather Apron", a name which, for a brief period of ...
Hace 2 días · The Jack the Ripper murders history site. We discuss the Whitechapel murders of 1888, outline the full history and assess the various suspects.
Hace 4 días · Ripperologist is the journal of Jack the Ripper, East End and Victorian studies, considered the leading publication in the field. First published in 1995, the magazine is now released twice a year in PDF format and is FREE to receive – simply complete the subscription form to receive future issues.
Jack the Ripper and Abraham Lincoln. Usually anything with the Jack the Ripper is of zero interest to me anymore as it seems so widely reported… however I have to recommend if you are looking for a wild take on the story to check this book out. The author is connecting Jack the Ripper with the murder of Abraham Lincoln, and it’s bananas.
Hace 1 día · Scott Robertson nombró su primer equipo All Black el lunes por la noche y todo parece una nueva era. Para empezar, los All Blacks esperaron hasta después de la final del Super Rugby para hacer su anuncio, lo que significa que no canibalizaron los titulares y las historias. Ese no es el caso de
Hace 3 días · It is known that some criminals, in order to escape persecution, participate in the search for their own victims or even lead search. This gives the impression of their absolute innocence. Good thinking. sandy betts. 8,087 6,652. DOJ.
