In the fall of 1888, London police received a piece of a human kidney and a letter:
 
“I send you half the kidney from one woman…and the other piece I fried and ate…” The writer’s return address was “From Hell”, but everyone knew it was a serial killer.
 
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Jack the Ripper Coursework: Idea 1. Medical Investigations of Jack the Ripper’s crimes
 
Medical experts determined that Jack the Ripper was good at Anatomy, since he extracted human organs rather skillfully. Find more evidences proving that Jack the Ripper knew a good deal about Anatomy and present them in your Jack the Ripper coursework.
 
Jack the Ripper Coursework: Idea 2. Victims of Jack the Ripper
 
The victims of Jack the Ripper were prostitutes. Some of them were found with cut throats, others – unmutilated. Mostly, the crimes were committed between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. So, in your Jack the Ripper coursework, try to explain why the murderer used this very time for killing women.
 
Jack the Ripper Coursework: Idea 3. Suspects
 
Once, a police officer saw an elegantly dressed gentleman talking to a prostitute. After the police officer questioned him, it turned out that the man was a physician who lived far away from the district where the crimes were committed. Could that man be Jack the Ripper himself? Discuss this in the coursework on Jack the Ripper.
 
Another suspect was the duke of Clarence, a grandson of Queen Victoria. So, in your Jack the Ripper coursework, tell why newspapers never published such suspicions.
 
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