Jack the Ripper is historys most infamous serial killer. He was never identified, he hid the mystery amongst Victorian Londons fog in 1888; a killer that murdered five women in a short space of time, between the end of summer and the beggining of autumn 1888, in the district of Whitechapel. Only to disappear and leave behind the intrigue and mystery that lasts in our days. 45.500 days have passed, 125 years since Jack murdered his five canonical victims and the evidence has always been right in front of us. Using police techniques from the 21st Century, and after four years of investigation and analysis of the crime scenes and the clues left by the killer, this book shows the police investigation that breaks down the facts and clues and concludes in the only possible solution: the police report that includes the evidence of Jack the Rippers true identity. A book that will not leave anyone indifferent.
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Index
- About the author
- Jack the ripper
- The victims of the murders
- Police investigaton
- Criminal profiles 1888 police worked with
- List of suspects named by the newspapers and public opinion of the time
- Suspects named later by writers
- London, 1888
- Why did the investigation of 1888 fail?
- Classic profile of a serial killer
- Forensic graphology
- Graphopsychology notes
- Document subject to the analysis
- Jack the ripper’s profile according to his writing
- Conclusions after the analysis of jack the ripper’s writing
- The killer’s profile
- Was arthur conan doyle jack the ripper?
- Grapho-psychological profile of arthur conan doyle by his writing: Analysis of the letter by arthur conan doyle to greenhough smith, 11th july 1894
- Conclusions of arthur conan doyle’s analysis
- Police evidence that corroborates the investigation about jack the ripper’s true identity
- Conclusions of the analysis
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