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Jack The Ripper Case Of 1888

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In 1888 a serial killer was killing prostitutes in East End of London. He strangles his victim and cut their throat before mutilates them. Sometimes he takes out their organs without damaging the other organs. He murder 5 prostitutes but some people believe what he murdered more.
Mary Ann Nicholls was the first victim that was killed on 31 august however, some Ripperologist believe that his fist victim was Martha Tabram because she was killed in 6 august by multiple stab wounds. After 1888, 30 September was he last time he might have killed.
The advancement of Forensic science can help solve the Jack the Ripper case. Back in 1888 the police suspected all the butcher and doctor because of the knowledge of the body and the way the bodies were
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