Index
In this presentation will discuss
1. Introduction
2. Jack the Ripper,
3. His letters
4. The prostitutes
5. New investigations
And finally
6. Conclusion
1. Introduction
The Jack the ripper murders occurred in the east of
London in 1888 and although few people killed the murder had a huge impact on
society as whole, Known to behead their victims
2. JACK THE RIPPER
People
never knew his real name: The aforementioned nickname originated from a letter
written by someone who murders. These murders
were more known for exaggeration of a journalist who study their cases not for
its real importance
Probably
he was born in England: But I really do not know anything about the where
born, where I lived or knows any information that will help you discover who
was.
The
murders took place in one of the worst areas of London.
Their murders were in the district of Whitechapel in London. He was known for
his fearful streets, thieves and many brothels neighborhood.
He never
was caught: which implied nobody really know who Jack the Ripper
was.
We were
known to behead their victims: All his victims had cuts on
his neck, all were slaughtered. From here the name "artistic"
All his
victims were prostitutes: we don’t known all his victims were prostitutes, but
each and every one of them were.
3. The prostitutes
These are the five victims of Jack. All of them can be
seen as they were slaughtered and most, ended with a disfigured face and a few
cuts on the body. These are the five victims of Jack.
- Mary Nicolas: murdered on 31st August of
1888.
- Annie Chapman: murdered 8th September in 1888.
- Elisabeth Stride: murdered on 30th
September 188.
- Catherine Eddowes: murdered on 30th September
1888.
- Mary Kelly murdered on 9th November
1888.
4. The letters
Jack
wrote some letters expressing their status at that time. Were sent to a
policeman called Mr. Lusk
First letter
Jack wrote some
letters where everyone was saying he thought he was captured, but not really.
Also stated that until you kill all the prostitutes of the city would not have
finished their work and that this did not displease him.
Second letter
In the second letter, he expressed more violent than
the other, where he felt proud to have cut off the ear of a woman. as the
police were looking for him, you could say that the challenged jack and laughed
at her. As proof was saying that he could show them the ear.
5. New investigations
Theory according to John Morris, a writer explains
that Jack the Ripper could have been a woman named Lizzie Williams. Was
justified by saying that this woman was as sterile and could not bear children,
killed other women to own revenge.
6. Conclusion
Doing this work we have come to the conclusion that
jack the ripper will be a murderer that will create great concerns to the
populations in the S.XIX.
But also we exaggerate their case by an article
written by a journalist.
BY : CAIHONG , MOTSANT C. THAÏS G.
