I agree at this point, the next video will cover the letters. I'd be keen to know what you think of think of that.

Remember to include the Saucy Jack postcard as it's the same person who wrote Dear Boss.

@OwenNeidhart I would discount the letters except the one to Lusk...That being said their was a curious tie to Walter Sicket. It seems that some of the stationary used by Sickert was a close match to a famous Ripper letter..Dear Boss (I think) any way it seems it was from the same batch that was from a run of 24 sheets and from that 3 Sickert letters and 2 Ripper letters came forth at least according to Patricia Cromwell anyway 😉

@@mrliberty8468 Yes it is an interesting tie to good old Walter. He gets introduced in about 2 videos time. ( Not the full story, but it's interesting how many of the people are connected in some way. ) Thanks for watching.

Sickert wrote some Ripper letters - it was all the rage in England at the time. A newspaper editor/reporter wrote the Dear Boss letter, and instigated a flood of bogus Ripper letters that wasted a lot of valuable police time. The From Hell letter is different. However, if from the Ripper, why did he taunt Mr. Lusk and not the police directly? Was his beef with Mr. Lusk personal?

There were some inconsistencies in his story. But at this stage I don't think he did it. Happy to keep up the chat about it.

Thanks for watching by the way. It's appreciated. :)

Terrible alibi. Playing cards with mates at the lodging house then went to bed !

Thank you. I really do appreciate the feedback.

I will always think he's a real person of interest. A lot of women who left the family home ended up working on the streets ( I'd say three of the Ripper victims..) what if this was the case with his Mother? That's a real potential reason for his hatred of Prostitutes. I also think the way her body was posed in a classic ' missionary ' position could be relevant..

Interesting take on the subject. Gives me reason to look a bit deeper

Thanks for adding that detail. It does raise some questions. The gangs haven't been spoken of much in this series, but they are an interesting track to go down.

I agree that it seems unlikely that he did all the crimes. Lots more suspects still to go. Thanks for watching.

Please investigate Randy Williams theory on JTR. Very interesting and detailed. 🔪 from 🇮🇪

I'll give it a look. The case has captivated me for a long time. Always interested in a new take on it.

@@OwenNeidhart Please do and let us know what you think of it.

Hi Joey, he is one the list but you are the first person to suggest him in comments. He'll be covered soon. Thanks for watchin.

​@@OwenNeidhart Hi i have been studying serial murder for years and i have found a few so i do know what i am doing. after seeing the sick greed by authors and others on this case i knew i had to find this guy and i did it was not hard and seeing that made me more mad at detectives that have done documentaries on this and just slip over the ripper and jump on the money wagon. George Hutchinson is the only man with more red flags than any other suspects he was seen at Mary Kelly's crime scene one hour before her murder had it not been for sara Lewis we would never know of George Hutchinson his statement is full of his EGO showing he was listening to what was being said on the streets and papers and using it back on police. the reason police missed him is they had no idea what a serial killer was or how to catch one so they talked to him and wrote him off. we are looking for the hard evidence to prove to courts and the world once done the case will be over you will never see our names in books movies or anything that makes money as we did this for the victims and their families.

I do appreciate where you are coming from. My take on this is different to the mainstream. I'm slowly leading to my actual solution. The victims are often missed in this, but it's the same with many cases today. Thanks for taking the time to let me know your feelings on this.

Totally agree. Some of the attitudes people had back then are woeful. The sad thing is that those ideas are still around today.