The idea that Jack the Ripper could have been LGBT seems far fetched. But there is overwhelming evidence from contemporary accounts pointing to Jack the Ripper being an LGBT Irish-American. This raises a whole host of questions about motive, backstory, and methodology. Luckily for you – I have a new book out in May 2024…
For two years, I’ve been investigating the Jack the Ripper case – pouring over the original police and court records, as well as contemporary newspaper reports and other evidence. What I’ve uncovered will amaze you. On May 28, 2024 – I will reveal all in a new book: Jack the Ripper and Abraham Lincoln (Troubador…
On May 28, 2024, my new book on Jack the Ripper will be published in the United Kingdom and soon after in north America. It will expose the true identity of Jack the Ripper some 136 years after this monster terrorised the streets of Whitechapel in London. Prepare to be shocked as I reveal the…
In the closing months of the year 1888, the Whitechapel district of London was gripped with terror as a serial killer known as Jack the Ripper stalked the streets killing women in an incredibly grisly manner. Not just strangled or stabbed, but eviscerated with their organs removed. This mass murderer was never caught. But there’s…
How did the artist Walter Sickert come to be a suspect in the Jack the Ripper killings? TV historian Tony McMahon investigates.
We’ve heard all sorts of theories about the identity of Jack the Ripper but what did Londoners at the time make of this grisly serial killer?
Tony McMahon investigates what the Victorians really thought about Jack the Ripper and makes some surprising findings about contemporary reactions
