At the time of the incidents New Scotland Yard boiled it down to four suspects but similarly they were unable to nail the murderer. The pseudonym Jack the Ripper came from a letter posted to a ...

The likeness of Jack the Ripper was found on the stick which ... Chief inspector Abberline worked his way up the ranks at Scotland Yard and worked on some of the biggest cases of the era.

The police don’t know what kind of guy Jack the Ripper is, so it’s difficult to develop suspects.” Scotland Yard asks a doctor to review autopsy reports and develop a personality sketch.

One of history’s oldest mysteries — the true identity of mythologized 19th century serial killer “Jack the Ripper ... known victims have pushed Scotland Yard to take a fresh look ...

A never-before-seen police file on Jack the Ripper has been found 136 years later by the great-grandson of a detective who worked on the case. The fascinating archive includes two photographs of ...

From the beginning of the investigation, Scotland Yard was flummoxed. The only thing known for sure about Jack the Ripper—assuming, as most theorists do, that he acted alone—is that he killed ...

The face of Jack the Ripper – the gruesome 19th-century ... The walking stick was presented to Scotland Yard detective Frederick Abberline by fellow officers when he was taken off the case ...

But for FG Abberline, the Scotland Yard detective tasked with hunting Jack the Ripper at the time of his or her killings, there was only one name on his mind: George Chapman. ‘I cannot help but ...

An e-fit showing what detectives believe serial killer Jack the Ripper looked like has been revealed ... is thought to have killed and mutilated five London prostitutes. The Scotland Yard team ...

Today, most people agree that the Jack-the-Ripper letter is a hoax, sent by a Central News Agency journalist named by a former Scotland Yard detective as Tom Bulling. But every time there's a ...