On August 7, 1889, an American woman, Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, was sentenced to death in a court in Liverpool, England, for a crime she did not commit. She was condemned for the murder of her husband, Jack the Ripper. This book reveals how the largest and most detailed investigation ever undertaken on the subject of the Ripper Murders led the author to the story of Florence and how she was framed for the murder of her husband, James Maybrick, as part of an official cover-up which continues to this day.
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Paul H Feldman became aware of the purported Diary of Jack the Ripper while researching for a video production in 1992. Although he initially viewed the diary with a great deal of scepticism his early research surprised him enough to inspire the most detailed and expensive investigation into the Whitechapel murderer.
"...one of the most important and definitive books on Jack the Ripper that has ever been written." -- Colin Wilson
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Softcover. Condition: Fine. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Leichte Verformung / umgeknickte Seiten. On 7 August 1889, Florence Elizabeth Maybrick was sentenced to death in Liverpool, England, for a crime she did not commit--the murder of her husband, who was Jack the Ripper. This narrative unfolds through the largest investigation into the Ripper Murders, revealing how Florence was framed as part of an ongoing official cover-up. Central to this story is the Diary of Jack the Ripper. Initially, Paul H. Feldman aimed to prove the Diary a hoax but found himself convinced of its authenticity, believing it to be written by James Maybrick, the true Ripper. Feldman uncovers the reasons behind the secrecy surrounding the Ripper murders, the official cover-up, and the persistent rumors linking the case to the British Royal Family and Masonic involvement. He also elucidates why an innocent American woman was wrongfully condemned. Beyond solving a historical mystery, this account connects to real people, featuring descendants of both Florence and James Maybrick, offering a compelling glimpse into the lives intertwined with this infamous case. Feldman's research not only sheds light on a tragic miscarriage of justice but also enriches our understanding of the individuals affected by these events. Seller Inventory # 1f329b34-0410-402e-9a6a-946e50302198
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