Historical True Crime: Jack the Ripper's Canonical Five Victims

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Aug 5, 202143:18Society & Culture

In 1888, Jack the Ripper haunted London's Whitechapel District. He preyed on the vulnerable, killing at least five innocent women—and then, just as suddenly as he emerged, he disappeared. In this episode—the...

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