Jack the Ripper
One Hundred Years of Mystery
(Author) Peter UnderwoodJack the Ripper still causes a shudder, synonymous as it is with violent murder and mutilation. But also of mystery and speculation - for the gruesome series of killings in London's East End in that horrific Autumn of 1888 have never been finally solved.The identity of the Ripper, his motives and his association have been the subject of endless discussion and speculation since Victorian times. Suspects have been as varied as a Jewish slaughter man and the Duke of Clarence.Now, marking the centenary of those terrible crimes, comes Peter Underwoods comprehensive look at all aspects of Jack the Ripper.It contains a wealth of new and previously unpublished material with a detailed look at the possible candidates and probable identity, examinations of the murder sites (then and now), the psyche of the murderer and the murdered, the alleged ghosts and spirit contacts and a survey of all writings on the Ripper and his victims - published and unpublished.This is the definitive book, with a 100 year perspective.
Peter Underwood
Peter Underwood was a renowned British author and paranormal investigator, best known for his book "Dictionary of the Supernatural." His writing style was meticulous and thorough, blending historical research with personal experiences. Underwood's contributions to literature include shedding light on the mysterious and unexplained phenomena of the supernatural world.