According to best-selling crime writer Patricia Cornwell, German-born British artist Walter Sickert, who also painted Winston Churchill's portrait, was a credible suspect as Jack the Ripper.

Ever since he vanished into the Victorian night, the identity of Jack The Ripper has kept historians guessing and arguing. Some theories make sense. Others… not so much. Could the Whitechapel Murderer ...

Deeming was convicted and executed by hanging at Melbourne Gaol on May 23, 1892. Many Ripper experts reckon the case is solved, with Jack variously as painter Walter Sickert, a surgeon, a member of ...

Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys' “BRICK THROUGH A LIMOUSINE” is a theatrical statement full of fiery imagery.

Families of Jack the Ripper victims are pushing for the case to be closed after stunning new evidence came to light.

The serial killer murdered five women in East London between 1888 and 1892.

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Descendants of some of Jack The Ripper's victims are calling for the reopening of the investigation into the notorious serial killer after new evidence surfaced. The identity of the notorious ...

Russell Edwards, the man behind all these claims, runs Ripper tours in London and is the author of a 2014 book “Naming Jack The Ripper”. Soon after its publication, the science at the heart ...

Watch the full special episode of “Banfield” where historian Russell Edwards discusses his claim of identifying Jack the Ripper as Aaron Kosminski through DNA evidence linked to a shawl found at one ...

Among its infamous figures is Jack the Ripper, who is believed to have murdered at least five women in and around Whitechapel in London’s East End in 1888—yet he was never caught. Author Russell ...