Jack the Ripper
Jack the Ripper is back. CNN report on the Ipswich Ripper.
Again.
Every decade or so, a Jack the Ripper surfaces in England (and in America?).
The latest Ripper has killed five prostitutes so far, all within eleven days. UK Police are racing against the clock before the serial killer strikes again.
Where to look for clues?
I have a theory. This is genetic. The original 19th-century Jack the Ripper was never caught (see here a claim that the original Jack the Ripper has been identified). It is very likely that he had descendants. It might be worth testing the genes of the latter Rippers, or descendants of those claimed in the link above. Maybe there is a common gene there somewhere that could lead them to the Ipswich Ripper.
And maybe help those with the gene to avoid turning into the next Ripper?
Again.
Every decade or so, a Jack the Ripper surfaces in England (and in America?).
The latest Ripper has killed five prostitutes so far, all within eleven days. UK Police are racing against the clock before the serial killer strikes again.
Where to look for clues?
I have a theory. This is genetic. The original 19th-century Jack the Ripper was never caught (see here a claim that the original Jack the Ripper has been identified). It is very likely that he had descendants. It might be worth testing the genes of the latter Rippers, or descendants of those claimed in the link above. Maybe there is a common gene there somewhere that could lead them to the Ipswich Ripper.
And maybe help those with the gene to avoid turning into the next Ripper?
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