*Check up on all of the employees of the Grand Central News Agency and keep tabs on them. There is a possibility UNSUB may try to contact the "Boss" again.
*Use a vice squad to draw a list of suspects.
*Monitor crime scenes and graves of victims.
*Look up men with a history of being abused by a woman and cross reference that with single men.
*Canvas the entire are surrounding the Stride and Eddowes scenes. The 45 minute interval between these kills was the UNSUB's highest point of frenzy. Good chance he messed up.
*Obtain warrents and search the house for jars with body parts in them and ginger beer bottles full of blood (UNSUB claimed he had them in "Dear Boss" letter).
*Any gentleman who may have been seen anywhere near a crimescene is a suspect.
*Look for an underappreciated man. Could be an underappreciated job (blue collar), or it could be a lack of social recognition.
*Check local knife stores for repeat customers. (UNSUB used different knives.)
*Check on every volunteer witness.
*Ask prostitutes about new faces.
*Try to get sketches from the prostitutes who worked the same corner.
*Take "Dear Boss" letter to local teachers to see if they recognize the handwriting.
*Look for a gentleman who show subtle signs of avoiding the police.
*Search houses of butchers, surgeons, hunters, and anything else that requires knife work. (Of course warrents would be difficult to obtain.)
*Women would not be surprised at what this man is doing. Talk to the women about it.
*A bachelor.
*Possibly carries a knife with him.
*Sept 8 1888-Sept 30 1888 and Nov 8 1888-July17 1889 would be UNSUBS calmest times.
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Jack The Ripper
Non-FictionHey so funny thing about this. When I made it I had no clue what I was doing. Almost all of it is BS but hey enjoy.
