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The Complete History of Jack the Ripper
Book • 2009
Philip Sugden's The Complete History of Jack the Ripper is the result of nine years of exhaustive research, offering a detailed reconstruction of the Whitechapel murders within the social and historical context of London in 1888.
The book critically examines all available primary sources, including police records, eyewitness testimony, and contemporary press reports, while debunking myths and sensationalized accounts.
Sugden treats the victims with respect, providing insight into their lives beyond their tragic deaths.
He refrains from definitively naming the killer but evaluates suspects with a reasoned and impartial approach, concluding that the true murderer may have been an obscure individual never identified by the police.
The work is widely regarded as a definitive and scholarly resource on the subject, praised for its balanced and factual treatment.
The book critically examines all available primary sources, including police records, eyewitness testimony, and contemporary press reports, while debunking myths and sensationalized accounts.
Sugden treats the victims with respect, providing insight into their lives beyond their tragic deaths.
He refrains from definitively naming the killer but evaluates suspects with a reasoned and impartial approach, concluding that the true murderer may have been an obscure individual never identified by the police.
The work is widely regarded as a definitive and scholarly resource on the subject, praised for its balanced and factual treatment.
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625. Jack The Ripper: Horror in Whitechapel (Part 2)
