Unmasking the Ripper: Victims and Myths

This chapter explores the historical context of the Jack the Ripper case, focusing on the often-overlooked victims and their lives. It critiques the sensationalist media portrayal of these women and presents theories about the killer's identity, including the possibility of copycat crimes. Through discussions of public perceptions, historical figures, and the commercialization of tragedy, it highlights the dark allure surrounding this infamous case.