The identity of "Jack the Ripper", might be uncovered

Was this man James Maybrick "Jack the Ripper", and did
his wife helped him to make his crimes?
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The identity of "Jack the Ripper" might be uncovered, and that might be feeling the very interesting thing for some historians. His maniac and terrible laugh and letters "from hell" are made him one of the most sadistic murderers in history. Here I mean murderers who operated without government acceptance. His brutality is still as an example of pure evilness. And by the way, who said that this murderer was a man?

And sometimes investigators afraid that somebody wants to copy those actions. But if the identity of "Jack the Ripper" would uncover can this cause, that some serial killer candidates would let they attempt undone. That man, who brutally murdered seven women in London at 1888, is one of the most well known serial killer case in history, and also one of the first cases of serial murders in the modern time. This murderous mind killed prostitutes in foggy London, and he is one of the most horrifying persons in history. The character of "Jack the Ripper", who was walking across the London city in the fog, and hunted for victims have given identity in many fictional serial killers, who are characters in many horror stories.

What makes this brutal murderer very different, is that those murders ended, and as we know the serial killers ever stop without reason, what might be dead or going to jail for some other crimes. I sometimes am written, that maybe Jack the Ripper was left the London and moved to the United States because he believed that he was recognized. The man, who is suspected as this serial killer was an antique dealer James Maybrick, who was an arsenic addict.

Tasteless painting
about "Jack the Ripper"
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This person, who was known as "Jack the Ripper" can also be a woman, but the truth is that nobody saw those murders, and here comes very interesting thing, what came to my mind. Maybe Maybricks wife helped her husband with those actions. But this is the only theory, nothing more than theory. Here comes another world "maybe". Maybe the letter what was signed as "From Hell" was meant that the script was meant to be just "Freddy", but then this man just didn't know, how that name "Fredrick" should be written. But even if Maybrick were "Jack the Ripper", and the mystery might be solved, would that terrifying laugh still echoing around London, and people neck hair rises up, when they would remember that horrifying murderous person from the past.

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