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The Murder Of Jack The Ripper

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The famous and oldest murderer is Jack the Ripper, his first kill that we know of was on April 4th 1888. Although I can’t tell you his state of mind from facts because we don’t know who the man really was. I believe he was neglected as a child and did not have many friends in his childhood. The way he mutilated the bodies that we have found shows he had no respect for women. He did only kill prostitutes so maybe he didn 't have respect for the women who would show off their bodies and gave themselves to other men for money. Jack the Ripper cut his victims with a knife, Annie Chapman was one of the victims of Jack the Ripper She had been horrifically mutilated and the killer had made off with her womb. Elizabeth Stride was murdered 30th september 1888. Her throat was cut and that was all that she had so investigators were led to believe that this murder was interrupted. …show more content…

There is much debate over whether she was in fact the first victim of Jack the Ripper. Mary Nichols was murdered August 31st 1888.The body of Mary Nichols was found at around 3.40am in a gateway in Buck 's Row, Whitechapel. She is generally believed to have been the first of Jack the Ripper 's so-called "canonical" five victims. Catherine Eddowes was murdered on September 30th 1888. The body of Catherine Eddowes, was found in Mitre Square in the City of London at 1.45am. This time the savagery had increased with the killer targeting his victims face and going off with her uterus and her left

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