The UnXplained: Jack the Ripper's Unsolvable Killing Spree

London, England, July 1888, 2 months before the horrific massacre at the White Chapel began, an American named Francis Tumble arrived in town, although this was not his first trip to London in over a decade. Templte had sold several medicinal remedies in the United States. and England and also claimed to be a doctor and treated numerous patients even though he was not a licensed doctor and had no formal medical training and there are those who believe that this self-proclaimed dishonest doctor was actually Jack the Ripper Francis was an American doctor called herbivore Indian, in other words, was basically a quack who went around selling supposed remedies, healing buns and praying for the gullible and was in London during the time of the Ripper murders.

Horribly misogynistic, it seems that early in his life he had married young and later discovered that the woman he married was a prostitute and had continued to prostitute himself after marrying, often espousing hatred towards all women and especially towards the prostitutes that she was. An unpleasant character who used to host dinner parties where his big party trick was passing around anatomical specimens in glass jars of female body parts, including uteruses, and TL's name has been linked to all the Ripper murders because he was a character nasty larger than life. As London was rocked by the first four Ripper murders, investigators began to suspect that Francis Fallen might be the killer.

Several of the medical examiners who observed the victims' mutilated bodies commented that the killer appeared to possess some rudimentary medical knowledge and we know. That fall was known in the states for having performed at least one abortion that went fatally wrong and was wanted by police in both the US and Canada for posing as a fake doctor. There is no doubt that the London police saw Francisco. Tumble Te as a key suspect, they noted his attitude toward women, noted his desire to be taken seriously as a surgeon and his strange collection of uteruses, and believe Tumble Te could have been Jack the Ripper, according to London police records . questioned about the Ripper murders, but was eventually released due to lack of evidence and shortly after the Ripper's fifth and final victim, Mary Kelly, was murdered, Tumbl left London and returned to New York City.

Some historians believe that the timing of these events is not a coincidence when he fell. He first arrives in London, just after he gets there, the Ripper murders begin and just after he leaves, they stop, although we don't know exactly where Tumble Te was or what exactly he was doing. There was a woman who ran a lodging house at 202 Baddy. Street and that's about a 10-minute walk from each of the crime scenes. She had a tenant and referred to him as an American doctor. There were rumors that she had found a bloody shirt after this tenant returned late at night covered in blood. and then the tenant took up residence in the Chering Cross Hotel.

The day after the latest Ripper murder, the tenant of the Chering Cross Hotel disappeared without paying his bill, but he left behind a small black doctor's bag once it was handed over to police and police. The contents were examined inside, they found some herbal medicines, some clothing, some jewelry and some pornography known to have been sold. Now it's hard to know for sure because this is just a theory, but it's based on the timeline and nature. This individual may well have been involved in the Ripper murders, the London police may have had trouble proving that Francis Tumble, the so-called American doctor, could have been Jack the Ripper, but upon his return to the United States, the The press had little trouble convicting him in the court of public opinion and many people came to believe that Tumble was the real Ripper.

There was an interview with Tamble that appeared in newspaper reports on January 29, 1889, the year after the murders, when in reality he is being interviewed by a journalist who tells him that he is Jack the Ripper and his answers are very, very interesting, stated that certainly the stupid English police who arrested him recently is because he is American and in his own words the murderer was wearing a baggy hat according to the descriptions and said I had a little chat and that's why there is a buildup of what could be call circumstantial evidence regarding Tumble. Is it possible that Francis Tumble was Jack the Ripper?

Many researchers believe the evidence is convincing and point to a curious object as proof. that was in T's possession when he died when Tumy died in 1903 he was in a hospital run by nuns in St Louis and certain things were found on his person which included a simple brass ring almost like a curtain ring and the only victim of the Ripper The one who really lost anything of a substantial nature was Annie Chapman and the killer had stolen a simple brass ring from her finger, so with regards to T actually being Jack the Ripper to many people, he is now the favorite suspect of the Ripper London, England.

August 1888, over the course of nine harrowing weeks, the city was shaken by a series of gruesome murders committed by an unknown killer. The scene of these terrible crimes was a neighborhood of London known as White Chapel, this small area of ​​the East End of London. Chapel was a magnet not only for the very poor, those who had menial jobs, for example, but also for the truly destitute, the people who had reached the bottom rung of the ladder and had nothing but their clothes. which they often stopped by and basically had domestic violence robbery and murder White Chapel was an area where there were a lot of homeless vagrants, there were what we knew as common lodging houses and this is where the Drifters ended up.

A regular lodging house was four P and you paid it to The Keeper of the lodging house and then you could get your bed. It sounds like a very small amount of money, but if you didn't have any at all, it was a pretty big deal. Society had very strict rules about women earning or having money, so many women turned to prostitution as a way to get NS together in those days because they literally had nothing else to do. If you look at the White Chapel in the late 19th century, you have women who normally wouldn't engage in prostitution, sometimes selling their bodies to simply make any kind of money. perhaps get a bed for the night, so they would be high-risk victims under the cover of Darkness.

Going with people they don't know to dark and remote areas of the Alleys becomes very dangerous for them. Very low risk for the offender. It's a deadly combination. For these women, in the early morning hours of August 31, 1888, two delivery drivers were walking to work in White Chapel when they made a gruesome discovery: They found the body of 43-year-old Maryanne Nichols lying dead on the bloody pavement. that Mary and Nichols had been married, had children, but their marriage had broken down due to alcoholism in the early 1880s, she had turned to sex work to earn a living when Maryann Nicholl's body was found.

At first it seemed like a simple murder, her skirts were raised as if she were committing an act of prostitution at the time she was murdered, which is not particularly unusual in the London of her time; However, when the body reached the coroner and further investigations were carried out, they discovered that it was a murder and mutilation, which caused some concern. questions Just 8 days after the murder of Marann ​​Nichols on September 8, 1888, the body of another woman, Annie Chapman, was found lying in the yard of a White Chapel home. Annie Chapman had previously been married to a man named John Chapman, but they separated and she eventually discovered that he had died.

She had tried selling items and crocheting, that sort of thing to support herself, but she eventually became increasingly reliant on casual prostitution to get the money for that night's bed when Annie Chapman's body was found there. There was no doubt that a horrific mutilation had occurred and now the police began to wonder if these two horrific acts within a week of each other in the same part of the city could have been committed by the same twisted individual. This is a murderer who hated women. and he wanted to cause them maximum damage, so he immediately gives off this kind of cinematic image of this sinister character in a black coat going to the London Fog walking on cobblestones at night, the notion that a predator was targeting sex workers in the district from White Chapel.

It set off a frenzy in the London newspapers. There were 158 newspapers in London and they were all competing for sales, so when the press found out about this murder case, it was exactly what they needed for the new readers who were trying to You have to remember that at the time these murders occurred murders, Sherlock Holmes mysteries were the best sellers on the planet and everyone wanted to sink their teeth into a nice, juicy mystery. Unfortunately, at the end of the 19th century we see a real effort on the part of the media. let a cult of personality form, and as much as we abhor violence, murder, and

killing

, there are some ways in which the serial killer becomes a kind of psychologically developed folk hero that terrifies and intrigues us. .

It is a delicate balance to ensure that we are By not glorifying something that really shouldn't be glorified, the media pushed the horrific nature of the crimes in a sensational way. White Chapel was obviously in the depths of degradation and poverty and yet it was literally two blocks from the Bank of England, which was the seat of the Empire at the time, so it very quickly became a national problem and a national concern after the two brutal murders, London police were unable to identify the main suspect, so they opted to cast a wide net in their search.

For the murderer, more than 300 people were investigated and 80 of them were taken for interrogation. Chief Inspector Donald Swanson, who was leading the Scotland Yard investigation, wrote a report at the time saying that possible suspects range from the highest levels of Queen Victoria's grandson, to the butchers and slaughterhouses of the East End, There was no shortage of candidates, there were all kinds of people, from Sir William Gull, Queen Victoria's doctor, to her grandson, Prince Albert Victor, or someone acting on his behalf, even Joseph Merck, the Elephant Man. largely because he lived in the London Hospital, which was not the White Chapel at all, so a large number of candidates are put forward, some ridiculous and some quite plausible as the police race to identify the man who murdered Maryann Nichols and Annie Chapman, the vulnerable residents. of White Chapel BRAC for more attacks by the anonymous killer on the streets and corners of White Chapel, the reaction to the murders changed drastically with the discovery of the second victim and led to the creation of vigilante groups that patrolled the streets of the poor of the East London.

The women were on high alert, vigilante groups were formed to find out who this murderer was. London, England, September 27, 1888, 3 weeks after newspaper headlines announced the brutal murder of Jack the Ripper's second victim, Annie Chapman, the city remains in fear as police investigators frantically prowl Until possible suspects a mysterious letter arrives at the Central London news agency that appears to be from the murderer himself, it is written in red ink riddled with spelling errors and strangely begins with the words dear boss the letter from dear boss is addressed to the boss Office central news the city uh oh city of London and said dear boss.

I keep hearing that the police have CAU on me but they are not going to cure me yet. I've laughed when they seem so smart and talk about being on the right path. I'm depressed and I won't stop bothering you until you break me and it really became big news because of that line that the dear boss's letter concluded with the words Sincerely, Jack the Ripper. The boss's letter is interesting because it is the first letter that was apparently written by Jack the Ripper, where he gives himself a name to communicate with the public, this is not an unknown phenomenon among serial killers because it makes them feel superior. , as a kind of narcissistic view that they are much smarter than law enforcement.

I can do whatever I want and You're not going to identify me, the central news agency handed over the dear boss's letter to police investigators, who decided not to make it public for fear of inciting even more panic throughout London, but two days later to receive theletter, in September. On the 29th, the Ripper struck again and this time killed two women in a single night. On the night of September 29, 1888, two women were murdered on the same night within an hour of each other, less than a mile apart. Elizabeth Stride was murdered in a yard. in Burner Street she was found lying on the ground with her throat slit but not mutilated and then half a mile away, in less than an hour, Katherine Edos was murdered in Miter Square, her throat was cut and she was horribly mutilated and the feeling is that the Ripper was interrupted in the murder of Elizabeth Stride, so he fled the scene, but Lust For Blood was not sitting, so he searched for another victim, found Katherine OS and killed her in MIT Square after Jack the Ripper claimed his third and fourth victims, the police did not have.

They had no choice but to publish the Stag Chief's letter in the desperate hope that the public could help them find the killer, but unfortunately the letter did little to solve the case, instead causing fear throughout London to rise. and claimed the infamous name of Jack the Ripper. Going down in history part of what made that letter horrible is that it was understood to have been written and mailed before the murders were committed, anticipating them when the murders occurred, thus confirming for many that the Ripper manipulated to the media to gain attention. the horrendous crimes of him but, curiously, not everyone is convinced that Jack the Ripper was the true author of the dear boss letter;

In fact, some believe that the letter was actually a media fabrication. There was a very famous journalist at the time called George Sims and he used to write a column for a Sunday newspaper called The Umpire it was called the Mustard and Mohawk column and George Sims actually wrote in the column the following week that the Dear Boss Letter was written by an enterprising London journalist and indeed his argument is that by the time that letter was sent the media hysteria and general fear of the White Chapel killer had begun to subside and there is a theory that a journalist thought we needed to get more sales, so what better way to achieve sales?

We will receive a letter from the murderer. The chief's letter was released by the police to the public. Now they were hoping that someone could recognize the writing style or the or. the lyrics themselves, but all it did was make the investigation very complicated because then there were hundreds of people riding around in the same style as Jack the Ripper, claiming to be Jack the Ripper, claiming to know who Jack the Ripper was, the dear boss. The letter encouraged readers and people who send their own letters to sign Jack the Ripper, no doubt they come from scammers, people just looking to waste the police's time and every letter, no matter how ridiculous it seemed at face value, Most of the letters sent had to be examined by the police. to the police were dismissed as hoaxes, but some experts believe that, despite skepticism, the beloved boss's letter was actually written by Jack the Ripper himself and as proof they point to a passage in the letter that details a trophy that would be taken from him. to his next victim, the Letter from the Dear Boss read the next time I operate, I will cut off the lady's ears and send to the police and consequently, within 24 hours, the police found the horribly mutilated body of Katherine Edos and the Killer cut off her earlobes, as evidenced by Katherine Edo's nicked earlobes.

That Jack the Ripper wrote the infamous Dear Boss Letter more than 130 years after the letter was sent, there is probably no way to be sure, but modern forensic experts who study the Dear Boss Letter have used it to help develop a criminal profile of Jack the Ripper and paints an extraordinarily dark picture of the killer in the shadows, we know that there were almost no sightings of Jack the Ripper and even in the sightings that did exist the descriptions are very vague, so what is left is a organized behavior and involved in planning that requires a Slightly older individual, this is a guy who probably prefers to be alone, so his job would probably involve a job where he can work alone and isolated, could be a hospital worker , maybe I could work in a butcher shop or as a funeral home assistant, I think.

He lives in the White Chapel area because he is very familiar with police routines and that is why he is a successful assassin. London, England, November 9, 1888, when the city gathers for the annual celebration of Mayor's Day, the caretaker of a tenement in the White Chapel district. He looks through an apartment window and makes a gruesome discovery: he finds the savagely mutilated body of Jack the Ripper's fifth victim, 25-year-old sex worker Mary Jane Kelly. When she looked, she found an absolutely horrible sight: she saw a huge pile of bloody flesh. lying in bed on the nightstand almost unrecognizable to Mary Kelly the murder of Mary Jane Kelly the last known victim of the Ripper was different for a few reasons from the others one being that Mary was the only full-time prostitute among the canonical victims the another is that it happened on the inside, she rented her own house, although she was incredibly behind on the rent, 29 shillings, that was a lot.

She was seen with a man, in fact, shortly before she disappeared forever inside the house and this man came to her and patted her on the shoulder. and she said something and they both laughed and walked away and she obviously invited the man to her room, but unfortunately there were no details about the man. The murder of Mary Jane Kelly marked the first time that London police took crime scene photographs. It was such a horrible attack that there was a new determination to trap Jack in the river before he attacked again. The city was in an uproar.

They were calling the police incompetent because they couldn't catch this guy. I think one of the reasons they took pictures. in the scene is that they recognized that there is some Dynamic here that we need to capture they were under a lot of pressure to solve these cases identify this individual I think anything that helped them do that was going to be the best for them the use of the scene of the crime Photography in the Mar Kelly murder investigation was an invaluable tool for detectives trying to identify Jack the Ripper, but why were no photographs taken at the scene of the four previous murders?

According to one theory, it could have been due to a conspiracy. hide the Ripper's identity because he was potentially a member of a powerful secret society known as the Freemasons. Freemasonry has its origins in England. It is a secret society based on the illustrative values ​​of the liberal arts and sciences. Individuals who are Masons are not. just this small group of guys that are on the fringes these are prominent individuals Freemasonry was rampant during the establishment of Victorian England there were freemasons absolutely everywhere through the royal family through the government through the aristocracy through the The police, of course, if Jack the Ripper had been a Freemason, particularly if he had been a member of an influential lodge, it is more than likely that he would have been protected, but what evidence is there that suggest that Jack the River was a Freemason?, some researchers point out.

A curious message left near the scene of Jack Theer's murder for victim Catherine Edos when police were called to the gruesome discovery of Katherine Edo's body as described in police records on the wall. Now someone had written that the Jews are the men who cannot be blamed for anything, but the Jews are spelled j u ws, the spelling that is remembered is jubila jubelum jubilo, who were three legendary murderers in Masonic law according to the Masonic ritual , these three men jubilo jubila jubelum killed the chief architect of King Solomon's temple in Jerusalem 3,000 years ago. years ago due to the evil of the city and its murder of the Chief Architect it was recreated in the Masonic rituals as part of the Master Mason ritual and that is why the spelling of the Jews was what really caught the attention of the police as a spelling error deliberate meaning something central to Masonic belief, could Jack the Ripper have displaced the message of the graffiti so that other Freemasons would know that he was a member of their secret society?

It may seem far-fetched, but incredibly the actions of the lead investigator on the case suggest that this theory could be true during the course. from the police investigation Charles Warren, the chief constable of London, made the controversial and rather strange decision to erase the graffiti from the wall. Now, why did he do it? Maybe one reason is that Charles Warren, as a Freemason, saw this on the wall and thought, "Oh, no." There's no way I'm going to have these murders in the East End connected to Freemasonry and that's why he erased it. There are many people who say that the connection between Jack and the Freemasons was that the Freemasons orchestrated the murder of prostitutes who were black men. member of the royal family, Prince Albert Edward Victor, whose grandson Queen Victoria assumed the throne of England, in a nutshell, the theory is that Prince Albert Victor frequented brothels, uh, and had a son with a girl named Annie Elizabeth Crook and she told him that particular group of prostitutes secret it and then try to blacken the RO family.

The speculation seems far-fetched, but Jack the Ripper's killer takes place during a mania for what was called slums, when elite rich people went to the poor's compounds. On a night out to party in dens of iniquity, places of prostitution and East London was famous for the dangerous proximity of both wealth and sexual exploitation, according to the royal family conspiracy theory, the Freemasons were brought in to murder the prostitutes who were blackmailing the Consequently, the royal family is why the police were made to erase the graffiti to remove any suspicion of the Freemasons.