Publisher's Synopsis
One hundred and twenty-nine years after the notorious Jack the Ripper murders of Autumn 1888, the identity and motive of the killer remain the subject of fevered debate. However, this debate is too often clouded by myths, misunderstandings and outright deception. In this book, the author will tackle the facts of the case, bust the myths, and reach startling and controversial conclusions. By going back to the facts, and the original source material, this volume will explore the cover-ups at the highest levels, the mind of Britain's most notorious serial killer, and finally name a suspect who has hidden in plain sight for more than a century. Following in the footsteps of the best in Ripperology, the author will use common sense and a down-to-earth style of discussion to take you into the world of Jack the Ripper and his victims.
