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Jack the Ripper and Victorian Crime :: Police :: Sir Robert Anderson

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Post by Karen Fri 25 Mar 2011 - 7:14

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"HYPOCHONDRIAC," of Walpole-road, New Cross, writes: -

Recently I made a statement to the effect that the identity of Jack the Ripper has never definitely been proved.
To my surprise I was told that "he" was a woman nurse.
Was "he"?

ANSWER: Sir Robert Anderson said that he was a maniac known to the police - but he was never caught and tried for his eight murders.

Source: The Daily Mirror, Wednesday July 31, 1940

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