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Rippermania has driven a 120-year-old investigation to identify the depraved perpetrator of the savage murder of five prostitutes in the East End of London. This book features personalities whose reputations have been tarnished by modern authors clamouring to name celebrities as suspects, accomplices or conspirators.
18th December, 2015 in True Crime
For many Ripperologists Jacob Isenschmid is a promising suspect for the Whitechapel murders. As a butcher Isenschmid would often be seen walking around Whitechapel in the infamous leather apron. Throughout his life many friends, family members and eyewitnesses remarked that Isens…
18th December, 2015 in True Crime
Eleven separate murders, stretching from 3 April 1888 to 13 February 1891, were included in a London Metropolitan Police Service investigation and known collectively as the ‘Whitechapel murders’. Opinions vary as to whether these murders should all be linked to the same…
18th December, 2015 in True Crime
Initially the term ‘tabloid’ was used to describe a small, easily digestible tablet produced by the London pharmaceutical manufacturer Buroughs Wellcome & Company, who would later become GlaxoSmithKline. The first record of it being attributed to the easily digestible fo…
