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The infamous [[serial killer]] whom plagued [[London]] for a few years before disappearing, Jack the Ripper was never arrested. Indeed, his true identity was never discovered. In truth, Jack the Ripper was not a man but rather a [[jealous]] woman named [[Jeanne Witherspoon]]. Recently, her [[vengeful]] spirit has become active again in [[Boston]]<ref>[[Red Jack]] p. 31</ref>
The infamous [[serial killer]] who plagued [[London]] for a few years before disappearing, Jack the Ripper was never arrested. Indeed, his true identity was never discovered. In truth, Jack the Ripper was not a man but rather a [[jealous]] woman named [[Jeanne Witherspoon]]. Recently, her [[vengeful]] spirit has become active again in [[Boston]].<ref>[[Red Jack]] p. 31</ref>


More on this person at [[W:Jack the Ripper|at Wikipedia]]
More on this person at [[W:Jack the Ripper|at Wikipedia]]
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Latest revision as of 16:12, 8 January 2023

The infamous serial killer who plagued London for a few years before disappearing, Jack the Ripper was never arrested. Indeed, his true identity was never discovered. In truth, Jack the Ripper was not a man but rather a jealous woman named Jeanne Witherspoon. Recently, her vengeful spirit has become active again in Boston.[1]

More on this person at at Wikipedia

References

  1. Red Jack p. 31