Jack the Ripper: A Journal of the Whitechapel Murders 1888-1889 (1995 Hardcover)

Description: Jack the Ripper: A Journal of the Whitechapel Murders 1888-1889 is a historical true crime book written by Shirley Harrison and published in 1995 in hardcover format. The book is based on the diary of a man named James Maybrick, who was a suspect in the Jack the Ripper case. The diary was discovered in 1992 and caused a sensation in the true crime community, as it appeared to provide new evidence and insights into the Jack the Ripper case. The diary purported to be written by Maybrick, who claimed to be the real Jack the Ripper. The book is a transcription of the diary, along with commentary and analysis by Harrison. The diary entries describe the murders in gruesome detail and provide a unique perspective on the case. The book also includes a number of photographs and illustrations that help to bring the world of Victorian London to life. The authenticity of the diary has been the subject of much debate and controversy, with many experts questioning its veracity. However, the book remains a fascinating and compelling read for anyone interested in the Jack the Ripper case and the history of true crime. Overall, Jack the Ripper: A Journal of the Whitechapel Murders 1888-1889 is a well-written and engaging book that offers a unique perspective on one of the most notorious and enduring mysteries in criminal history. Keywords that can be associated with the book include true crime, Jack the Ripper, history, diary, and controversy.

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Location: Cambridge, Vermont

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