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Jack The Ripper Theory

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Have you ever seen someone cut a neck from ear to ear? If you want to know more you should read the whole essay. My essay is about a not so regular guy named Jack the Ripper. Jack the Ripper was never caught by the police. This makes people wonder who Jack the Ripper really is? There are thousands upon thousands of theories and I am going to show you some of the best one that I found dear reader. We will be talking about Jill the Ripper and HH Holmes being Jack the Ripper. I think none of these are correct but they certainly are interesting. I believe HH Holmes is Jack the Ripper and here is why. The evidence I am about to show you will prove my theory. Research shows that jack the ripper and HH Holmes are the same person. When the Ripper …show more content…

The thought of Jack the Ripper was discussed by a inspector named Abberline when the ripper murders were happening. The inspector thought of this because they need to think of every possible situation. The last person that was a victim to the ripper was Mary Kelly. After she was murdered her neighbor said that she saw Mary walking around and looking really sick and pale. This is where the theory started. What if Mary’s neighbor didn’t see Mary but instead saw Jill the Ripper. Jill could have dressed in Mary’s clothes so she could escape easily. Abberline had no reason to distrust this witness, and she continued to adamantly adhere to the times and descriptions she had given. The problem perplexed him, and he later approached Dutton about it, asking, "Do you think it could be a case not of Jack the Ripper but Jill the Ripper?” Also people thought that Jill the Ripper could be a midwife. A midwife is someone who helps a mom in childbirth. This would also give her access to medicines that can kill, making it easier to kill her victims. Also midwives are trained to put people under sleep, whether that was by medicine or by pressure points. Using one of those methods would make it extremely easy to kill someone because they 're asleep. Abberline also had another suspect. For example Mrs. Mary Pearcey. Mrs Mary Pearcey killed her lovers wife. This also would start her hate for women. Also the build required for Jill the Ripper fitted Mrs. Mary Pearcey. For example the bulk, the tallness, and the mindset. This could not be possible because why would a woman hate women. It makes no sense. Also a female wouldn 't be able to slice the neck for she would not be strong, or tall

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