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I know it’s been a while since I have posted a book on here, but I have been quite busy with the research and family business. It seems like only yesterday when I recieved the first edition of this book, so when I found out that a second edition was on the way I was quite pleased. The first edition was a materclass of research and investigation, showing that you could create a book on the crimes without forcing a suspect on the public, and still create an exciting read. This weeks book is the excellent, The London of Jack the Ripper - Then and Now, by Philip Hutchinson and Robert Clack. Once again the reader is taken on a journey through the East End of London on the trail of the Ripper, through all of the locations associated with the victims, the murder sites, the sites of the inquests, post mortems and much much more. The first edition was a must have, and it would seem like it was impossible to improve on that, but Philip and Robert do just that, with the text reading better than ever, and the images the sharpest I have ever seen! |
Oct 30
November 4th, 2009 at 4:11 pm
I am a Mock Trial student/officer for Moore High School in Moore, OK. Our Mock Trial Case that we are taking to competition this year is about a kid cyberstalking another kid. The one who is accused of cyberstalking is a fan of Jack The Ripper and we plan to use information about JTR in our trial to convict the kid. Could you please look into whether the numbers 1150 and 45050 have any meaning to JTR? It would be most appreciated.