The Story of Jack the Ripper and the Whitechapel Murders

When Mary Kelly's inquest was quickly closed in November, the reporters of the Times and Paul Malgazette were hard pressed to keep the fear alive. The tension of the murders went slack as the weeks marched by. Soon enough, the name invented by the Central Press Agency had gone the way of every figure from popular fiction. After questioning him though, he was released and soon vanished from the pages of history.