Jack and the Thames Torso Murders: A New Ripper?

Uncover a chilling new suspect in the Jack the Ripper and Thames Torso Murders.

Between 1887 and 1891, London was gripped by a series of horrific murders. While some were attributed to Jack the Ripper, others were linked to the Thames Torso killer. Now, this groundbreaking work re-examines the evidence, connecting these gruesome crimes to a single, compelling suspect.

Follow Drew Gray and Andrew Wise as they delve into new lines of inquiry, revealing how one man possessed the means, motive, and opportunity to commit these heinous acts. Explore the social history of Victorian London, the lives of the victims, and the dark secrets that may have fueled a killer's rage. Discover long-sought solutions to the Goulston Street evidence, the Mad Doctor theory, and the Pinchin Street cross-over, as this book unmasks a new Ripper suspect.

Drew Gray is a Senior Lecturer in the History of Crime at the University of Northampton and has published three books and several articles on crime and violence in 18th- and 19th-century London, including London Shadows. He has been lecturing on the Whitechapel murders and the social history of East London for 12 years. Andrew Wise is a history graduate with a research background in crime and espionage. He is also a former police officer and private investigator.