Just to clarify: Jack the Stripper was a serial killer active between 1964 and '65. More on that case here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJeVoNmls6_Oe40.html

You clearly worked hard on this one, and its' coming to no conclusion doesn't diminish that. Very well researched and well written. CREEPY and sad.

The Thames foreshore behind that pub was, in the past, the site where convicted pirates were executed by the Admiralty. Those stone steps have been witness to the last journey of many, many people.

Jack the Stripper is a different serial killer than Jack the Ripper people! He said it correctly in relating to these cases during the 1950s/60s.

It makes you wonder how many more bodies are in The Thames and other rivers, lakes and lochs in the UK. So sad that so many people go unreported...

This just makes you think how many of these murderers took their sordid secrets to the grave. I said this before but for those victims not to be identified is like being murdered twice. Very very sad.

You should create a series called 'Thames Tales' there is a treasure trove of macabre stories there.

Another chilling tale that proves sometimes real life is more bizarre than fiction.

It's nice to see that in amongst the cat & dog videos, the so-called "life hacks" and the teenagers who want to be famous, is a film that is very well researched, expertly written and entertainingly narrated. This is what makes KZfaq an important platform. Excellent video, mate.

I remember my dad telling me about this and it’s amazing that Jack the stripper was more prolific than Jack the Ripper but doesn’t have the same notoriety!

How frusterating for the police. How incredibly sad for her and her family.

Grisly but very interesting! Finding those "missing" body parts would not be a very nice experience, even for those with a strong stomach.

Never heard of this one, the only Thames torso murders I had heard of was cases between the years 1887-1889 (one victim was a pregnant woman identified as Elizabeth Jackson which some believe can be attributed to Jack the Ripper). Thank you for great content.

I kept hearing "whopping" instead of Wapping. To be fair, "Whopping ol' stairs" would be a tremendously british name for a set of stairs.

Very interesting story, made all the better by not being spoken by one of those computer voices. Subscribed.

What an interesting (although rather grim) story. Well narrated and well researched. Thank you for sharing.

until today, I had never heard of this case... and I was on those stairs yesterday!

I’ve never heard of this case before, it’s very interesting. Thank you for sharing this and giving more exposure to this case.

This held my interest because of the excellent narrative and film of the locations. I've just realised there was no background music. Subscribed

I was going to say this is BBC quality, but no, it's *better*.

The Thames has been a dumping place for bodies since people have been in that area. I’d love to see it someday. l love watching the Thames mudlarker channels, it’s always so fascinating, the stuff they find, including human bones. Being from a young country, I’m very envious of London’s history.

Thank you for giving her the respect she deserved.

Yes!!! I’ve finally found a new channel to follow. Great narrating voice 👍🏻 And great vid 👍🏻

Thanks for another well written and narrated video. It takes quite a bit of time to make such quality content, so I want to say I appreciate your vids. Not trying to suck up to you or anything, just telling the truth. *:-)*

"This may sound like a tedious link.." I think you mean "tenuous link" TENUOUS (very weak or slight). Well done videos. No annoying music; no attempted humour and no sensationalism.

Absolutely the greatest voice for these kinds of interesting docs that i've ever come across on the tube. *KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK* !!!

I almost spit my coffee out when the police described the victim as "beefy".

I absolutely love your work!! I look forward to every video you make!

During the periodic dredging of sections of the Thames in order to clean up the waterway/s there must have been any number of bodily remains discovered, many being far too degraded to ever successfully identify. I'd no prior knowledge of this case though the 2001case of 'Adam' I distinctly remember. It's just so tragic that for some families the answers to what happened to their loved ones will never be known. I appreciate the effort you put into your videos.

This has to be one of my favorite stories that you have covered. Thanks for the brilliant story!

Thank you for reminding us of this buried case. I’ll pray someone says something after all this time.

So sad that a person can be killed and chopped up like that and just never identified. Somewhere someone must have missed her and wondered what happened to her.

Thank you for this posting. Love your calming voice and presentation. Cannot abide those who hype things up. You keep the stories real and true. Brilliant.

Another great video. Well put together, with excellent research and very good editing. Thank you. 😀

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC !!!! It's REALLY very, VERY sad. Extremely well-researched, and once again, SUPERB PRESENTATION !!!

Currently binge watching your videos - some of the best on KZfaq hands down! Congrats on 100k subs!!

Very appreciative of the way you give info links off your wanting more information on the subject. Love your channel very much!!!

Another very interesting case! You are a very thorough researcher and presenter! Thank you so very much. I hope your video achieves the attention the lady deserves.

This is very well-researched and presented, well done. It's a sad case. I always think two things when presented with cases like this: whether modern forensics would have helped, and to always keep in mind that as interesting as such cases are, these are the stories about real people who were murdered and discarded. Obviously there's not much likelihood of a case like this ever being solved, but sometimes all we can do is bear witness. And that's what this video does.

Thank you for another interesting story. I am always happy to see your new content, and I really enjoy listening to your voice. Thank you for your hard work! :)

Another fantastic video, thank you for all your hard work!

Absolutely superb research and presentation. I have lived in the Greenhithe/Northfleet area for 48 years and never knew about the gruesome discovery or any other aspect of this tale. Thank you for bringing this little known tale to everyone’s attention in such an engaging, respectful fashion.

Hi just found your channel Watching videos back now and loving them. Thanks for taking time to make them. Very enjoyable.

New to your channel today, absolutely love it so far. Thank you x

Another fantastically well narrated story! Brilliantly done and informative. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻

I was just there on Thursday. Amazing and chilling to know that a dead body was discovered just where I stood the other day.

Thanks guys, another fully informational video.

Another well presented quality video. Very informative. I lived and grew up in London until 2 years ago and I've never heard of this crime. There must be so many "forgotten" murders in and around London over the years. Thank you for an informative and professional video. I'm slowly going through all of your videos one by one as I'm late in discovering your channel, I'm so glad it appeared on my reccomended videos list.

Brilliant video as always!!! I believe Pepys mentions walking down those very steps on his way to catch what would today amount to a 'water taxi' several times! Fascinating to see them first hand. Given that the currents and sandbanks of the Thames are so well mapped it is surprising the policemen could not determine a point where the body parts were all thrown in to the river. Of course it could be the killer drove around and disposed of the remains piecemeal. Actually I suspect this is most likely as the remains were almost certainly frozen solid before he dismembered them. Whether this in turn was done all at once or whether he 'paired' chunks away immediately prior to disposing of them singly is an interesting thought in itself.

Thank you for the uploads, Watching from NSW Australia.

A factual video. My favorite.

You have such a pleasant, calming voice. Wonderful. Good stories too.

I very much appreciate your maps and actual case photos. This gives me a much better picture of what went on.

I love your channel. Well made and your voice is golden.

Finally! Another worthy channel that shall have my sub!

Only had a recommendation for this channel today. Watched one video so far & liking channel.

Very well made, and interesting. Cheers from Texas.

First time watcher! Subscribed. Great videos!

watching this at night is never a good idea...

I absolutely love your channel. Your narration is fantastic.

Absolutely excellent research and presentation, you have a real knack for this and I love your channel it should be bigger and more known. You should also have advertising on the channel although i know the youtube algorithm wont allow it due to the content. Keep up these great vids my friend , they're really engrossing. God bless

Very, very well researched and I’d never heard of the other murders which took place at the same time as Jack the Ripper. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to more videos.

Always love your work, please keep it up!!!

Excellent channel and great work thank you☘

Very cool. I've never heard of this case before. It's fascinating. Also, your voice has the perfect pitch and frequency for narration. Will be visiting this channel more often. Thanks for these vids!

Late due to YT messing up my notifications 🤔 Thankyou for this ! Fascinating and informative as always , personally I found this to be grimly creepy as each time you mentioned a particular location , you were getting closer and closer to where I live !! Brilliant video ! Thank You !👍❤️

How do you not have more followers? You're amazing, I can't stop binging, please don't stop

Fascinating, grim, and strangely creepy. An excellent documentary video. Thank you.

I've just come across your channel and I absolutely love it. You have a lifetime subscriber. Even my hubby said you have a lovely voice. Normally he would never notice. Thank you for your amazing research and narrative xxx

Thank you. I knew one torso had washed up but had no idea there were more. Thank you for your excellent research and talented writing and narration

Great but Sad story! I like watchin videos like these. I hope that one of these days, somebody will come forward to give this victim and the victim's family some closure. I luv learnin bout all the different cases around the world that most people don't know about or have forgotten. Thank U and Keep up the Awesome job U r doin!!

Fantastic documentary with amazing narration. I'm very pleased the Curious World channel was suggested, perhaps because of my proclivity for the macabre, mysterious, and a tad ghoulish. I'll be back!

Brilliant content mate & very well researched. All subscribed & I look forward to watching more mega top videos

Absolutely superb. Thank you 😊

I've recently found your channel and I must say you have great content

Great story! Excellent research!! Keep up the good work, you have a terrific channel.

New sub here. You have really interesting content that I don't see repeated by countless other mystery channels. Keep up the great work!

Very interedting video. I'd love to hear more of Thames Tales

Never heard of case, made me felt Chilling.

Man I remember my grandfather after drinking in the Town of Ramsgate taking me down those stairs at night as a small child to see the Thames, I remember being Creeped the hell out, I know why now.

A very well researched and interesting video. But also very tragic for the victims and their families.

Dr. Hugh Johnson is a neat name.

I was working in London Bridge hospital from 89-96. It’s on the patch of Thames where Adams body was found-Tooley St. SE1 in between the bridges. One foggy night.. we were driving down Tower Bridge Road early hours of morning and seen a very tall man carrying a huge roll of carpet over his shoulders-gaunt bald and thin. Definitely look like there was something in it but we were too messed up to stop and ask what he was doing. Must have been 93ish. Maybe earlier or later.

I have just found your channel and I’m ADDICTED! Subscribed. Thank you for sharing ☺️

Excelent work.

Thanks for covering your bases with the mention of the Ripper-era Thames murders: they were the first thing that I thought of when I saw the vid's title.

I learned a bunch about this case that I hadn’t heard before. I subscribed.

The London documentary's are riveting. Keep them coming...

Thanks I had not heard of him,I have enjoyed a few of your video's and the research you have done

Wow, I hadn't looked at your sub counts for quite a while and you're growing pretty well! This was such a small channel back then, when I've looked at this last time...

New sub excellent . Well executed and obviously researched many thanks from Somerset

Excellent work and analysis.

Love your work, thank you.

Thanks for making a really good video.

Thank you for the research & story. Very sad stuff.

Thanks for making this video 🙃

very interesting case ....very morbid as well...good job finding all the facts of this case....

Ello friends... have to get this out there. Curious W and every last damn one of yall listening must know, HOW MUCH MY 👁👂🧠💜 NEED your vid's! They help me relax, breathe, unstress like you have no idea. Keep em coming babe!

Amazing, creepy, brilliantly told cold (clammy!) case.

Really like your presentation style.