The Case Of Jack The Ripper

(#2) A.Galvez 4/03/23 Jack the Ripper was one of many mysterious cases of murder but what makes this case so special is that it was one that was never truly solved.
Killings of Jack were prioritized on mostly prostitute women which made getting information of the killer hard since no one saw any one with the killer at the time of death. The first victim’s name was Mary Ann Nichols. She was a prostitute and was killed near the WhiteChapel in the United Kingdom. The Autopsy of her Body left many in London shocked. Her Body consisted

Annie Chapman was a mother of 3, she worked hard to supply the children, and even worked as a prostitute to do so which led to her death. She was killed on 29th Hanbury Street in the house she was working in. Her body was found naked with only her red and white striped stockings on her body. Later Autopsy showed that she had been swollen to her face, tongue protruding between the teeth, tongue was seen very swollen and finally her neck there had been a cut almost through her entire neck. Police had long since arrived at the crime scene and yet very little evidence was found to help decide who could have been the

Catherine’s body was probably the most gruesome death the police had ever seen and it was clear of who had killed her based on autopsies. Catherine’s body consisted of a straight cut down her body reaching her abdomen clearly showing her guts, and what made the police know who the killer was,was a cut to the throat. Catherine’s story had been one that police had not been able to figure out yet because no one really knew what she was doing at the time. People close to her had told different stories as to what she was doing at the time which made things difficult to really understand what to do. Once again police had not really had a grasp on what the killer’s motives were and certainly even had a single significant clue as to who they