Jack the Ripper's true identity

Jack the Ripper is the nickname of the murderer who killed at least five women in Whitechapel, East London, from1August 7, 888 to 1654381October 9.

Its bold criminal methods were repeatedly exaggerated by the media, which caused panic in British society at that time. Today, he is still one of the most notorious killers in European and American cultures. Although it has been a hundred years since the crime, there are more and more books and related research on the case.

However, due to the lack of evidence, there are different opinions about who is the murderer, and there is no intersection, which makes the case more confusing. However, Jack the Ripper's figure is constantly appearing in popular culture through media, rock music, toys and other items.

locale of a crime

The location of the ripper's crime is concentrated near Whitechapel in East London. It was a famous immigrant distribution center at that time, and tens of thousands of immigrants from Russia and Eastern Europe settled here. Because of the meager income, it has long been a hotbed of poverty and crime, and homeless hooligans and prostitutes live on the streets.

Although Scotland Yard (another name of the London Police Department) has established a city-wide patrol network at 1829, the weak police force is still unable to afford the safety of the East District where tens of thousands of prostitutes haunt every night.