Was Jame Maybrick Jack the Ripper? The James Maybrick diary – new evidence reveals Maybrick may have been Jack the Ripper

First page of Maybrick diary - first 20 pages have been torn out

he journal, dubbed the Maybrick diary, surfaced in 1992 when Michael Barrett, an unemployed former Liverpool scrap metal dealer, said the diary had been given to him by a friend, Tony Devereux. According to Barrett, Devereux refused to reveal where the diary came from or how he got it. The diary was signed, Jack the…

Aaron Kosminski (Kosminiski) - long suspected of being Jack the Ripper

Has the Jack the Ripper case been solved using DNA evidence? In a new book, the author claims that DNA evidence shows beyond reasonable doubt that Aaron Kosminski, a popular Jack the Ripper suspect, was the infamous killer of at least five prostitutes during the Victorian era. Edwards reached his conclusion based on DNA collected…

Map of Flower and Dean Street (East End, Whitechapel, London) - location of Jack the Ripper

The century-old Jack the Ripper mystery may be one step closer to resolution after Canadian criminologists Dr. Kim Rossmo and Steve Le Comber of Queen Mary, University of London announced that their geographical profiling model pinpointed Jack the Rippers place of residence as Flower and Dean Street in old London. The street has long been…