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Welcome to The Official 'Russell Edwards' Jack the Ripper Experience. The Jack the Ripper Experience with Russell Edwards, author of Naming Jack the Ripper. Jack the Ripper tours in Whitechapel. Book the official tour today. Using DNA evidence, Russell Edwards is able to conclusively name Jack the Ripper as Polish born Aaron Kosminski. The biggest murder mystery of all time has now been solved, thanks to DNA on a Victorian shawl and forensic science. In 2007, businessman Russell Edwards bought a Victorian shawl at an auction. The shawl was large – over 7 feet long, made of silk, obviously very old, and damaged, with pieces missing. The shawl had been taken by a policeman from the murder scene of Jack the Ripper’s fourth victim, Catherine Eddowes, on 30 September 1888. Since then, aside from a few years in Scotland Yard’s Black Museum, it had been safely stored away by the direct descendants of that policeman. In his book, Naming Jack the Ripper, Russell Edwards details the years of dedicated historical and scientific research that have gone into proving without doubt that Aaron Kosminski was Jack the Ripper.
The Mystery of the Ripper Part 1. January 1889. The Ripper has gone to ground!!! It’s been two months since he last visited these haunting and lonely streets of Whitechapel. Where has he gone?!?! The body of a man was found in Thames. He quickly became an official suspect. However, this murder mystery has developed a public thirst that couldn’t be quenched. So what happened to the Whitechapel Murderer?!?! 5 victims in 10 weeks!!! Then... nothing
1888. A month has passed since the Ripper’s 5th Murder!!! Has he vanished once and for all?!?! Less than 3 minutes walk from the 3rd Murder scene, a grisly discovery was made in a chilling little place. This depicts the depravity of the area at the time. A woman’s body was found with even worse atrocities!!! The Pinchin Street Torso Murder is one of the 11 Whitechapel Murders. Was it at the hands of the Ripper?!?! Only time would tell...
A huge thank you to Corrine Gretton-West who captured some very unique images of me re-tracing the steps of the legend: Jack the Ripper. The main image completely portrays the last 19 years of me walking these streets alone, working through very challenging times to conclusively name the man behind the legend...
And just like that! He’s gone... The Ripper now leaves the streets of Whitechapel and enters into legend!!! Here’s one of the many hidden alleyways he could have disappeared...
8th November 1888. The Ripper pays a visit to the streets of Whitechapel for one last time. His final victim, Mary Jane Kelly, lived less than 100 yards from this location. Little did the 25 year old Irish girl know that this would be the last night she would walk these lonely, cold streets. Little did she know what He had in store for her. His rage has escalated. It has been 5 weeks since he claimed the lives of two women in one hour. His bloodlust has over spilled. Mary was his last, his pinnacle of insanity. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
The Jack the Ripper Experience
It’s now been over 2 weeks since the Ripper claimed two victims inside one hour!!! Has he vanished?!?! On the 16th October 1888, the head of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, George Lusk receives a parcel covered with blood. It’s contents were gruesome beyond belief!!! Attached was a letter addressed: ‘From Hell’. This was the only letter not signed with the name: ‘Jack the Ripper’. Was this the one and only letter sent by the murderer himself?!?! What is next?!?! Only time will tell...
The Ripper goes to ground!!! It’s been a week since he claims Two victims in one night. The only clue was a piece of chalk handwriting that was destroyed by the Police in error!!! The streets of the East End are gripped with fear. When would he strike next?!?! Who would be his next victim?!?! What is to happen next?!?! Here is one of those streets still preserved in time...
The Double Event!!! 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour. The East End is in a panic. Who knows what will happen to the poor Unfortunates next?!?! Here is a view of one of dark and haunting streets of Whitechapel ending with a glimpse of what the Ten Bells was like during the Autumn of Terror...
This year I’m giving a special tour for charity on the 30th September for the Leavesden Hospital History Association. Join me and take a journey back into the time of Jack the Ripper and discover the truth behind the legend...
8th September 1888. The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! A little over a week since he claims his first victim, a second falls at his hands. Annie Chapman was seen at the entrance of 29 Hanbury Street at approximately 5.30am. A little before 6am she is discovered in the back yard of this address by John Davis, one of the residents. The atrocities were worse than that of his first!!! A huge furore ensued. A serial killer was stalking the streets of Whitechapel. Who was to know that in just 3 weeks time he would claim his next two victims inside one hour?!?! Here is a glimpse of the scene today...
August 31st 1888. At 3.45am on this day 131 years ago, the body of Polly Nichols was discovered by the gates situated in Bucks Row!!! She was the acknowledged 1st victim. Who was to know what was to happen next?!?! Here is the scene of the crime today. The Autumn of Terror is upon us...
Mitre Square. 1888. This is the actual scene of where the Ripper’s 4th victim, Catherine Eddowes met with her gruesome fate. The 29th September 1888 is known as the ‘Night of the Double Event’. It was this night that Catherine and one other fell at his hands inside one hour!!! He left his first and only clue at this scene. Over a century later we managed to obtain DNA from this clue to conclusively name the man behind the legend of Jack the Ripper...
The Jack the Ripper Experience
130 years since the world came to know of the atrocities in Whitechapel. The name: ‘Jack the Ripper’ echoed through the 1888 streets of East End London. Today the story is as gripping as ever. DNA finally named the man behind the legend: Aaron Kosminski. It took me 15 years of painstaking research and 4 years in the forensic labs to concur with Scotland Yard’s prime suspect to close this murder mystery...
On the Saturday 4th August 1888, the first ever UK production of Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of: The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde premiered at the Lyceum Theatre. The main part was played by Richard Mansfield, (featured here). Only three days later, an Unfortunate was murdered in the heart of Whitechapel. Within a matter of weeks, the world would come to know the legend of Jack the Ripper...
The night of the 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour!!! The first victim, Elizabeth Stride, met with her fate in Dutfields Yard, Berner Street. Here is the murder scene today...
Five victims!!! Ten weeks!!! The Autumn of Terror... On the night of the 29th September 1888, two women fell at the hands of a murderer the world would come to know as Jack the Ripper. These police reports tell the grisly tale, the map of the 4th murder scene depicts the despicable acts of the Ripper... The press and people alike where bombarded with ‘Fake’ Ripper letters. The only possible letter sent by the murderer had half a kidney attached. It was addressed: ‘From Hell’. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
1888... After the 5th and final murder, the Ripper disappeared without a trace!!! Where did he go?!?! What Happened to him?!?! Here is a copy of the Macnaghten Memorandum written 23rd Feb 1894. He names only 3 possible suspects for these heinous crimes!!! It is here that Kosminski is named, showing Strong Homicidal Tendencies... History would prove that this man was responsible for the notorious Ripper murders...
The night of the 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour!!! Here is a direct copy of the Police report written on the 19th October 1888. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
1888. A rare view of the newspapers as the story of the Ripper unfolded. There were 11 Whitechapel murders, 5 were attributed the the legend of Jack the Ripper!!! Hence the 5th Ripper victim was the 7th in the series... who was this madman?!?! Try: Naming Jack the Ripper to discover the truth behind the Mystery...
I’ll be giving a talk on our findings on Jack the Ripper at Leavesden Hospital on Saturday 2nd March. It was here in the late 1890’s where the man we officially named as Jack the Ripper spent his final years. For booking details please the information provided below... We only have two tickets left for this date. We have also secured 6th April for those who wish to come...
A few years before the Ripper Terrorised the streets of Whitechapel, a man by the name of Joseph Merrick stayed and worked here. To the world he’s known as the ‘Elephant Man’. In 1884, Dr Frederick Treves wandered into the room in this building where Joseph would exhibit himself and the rest is history...
Walking in the footsteps of the Ripper!!! 130 years have passed and the legend of Britain’s most notorious killer is still with us. In 1888 an uncaught madman stalked these very streets in the search for his victims!!! Who was this man?!?! Read: Naming Jack the Ripper for the answer...
Whitechapel 1888. The Autumn of Terror is upon us!!! The Ripper has struck twice within a week. Who was to know what he had in store for the night of 29th September?!?! Two would fall by his hand within an hour!!! 130 years ago, the Double Event was to strike at the heart of London and shake it to it’s very core...
8th September 2018. On the 130th Anniversary of the 2nd Ripper Murder a team of paranormal investigators joined me on a unique and thrilling evening. Standing at the scene of the 3rd murder that occurred on the night of the 29th Sept 1888, they asked if the 3rd victim, Elizabeth Stride was with us. Listen to hear the response...
Saturday 8th September 1888. The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! Annie Chapman is the next victim. 130 years to the day I stand at the scene where she was last seen alive. Only a few feet from here, Annie was discovered in the back yard of 29 Hanbury St. The East End was gripped with fear, who was to be next to fall at the hands of his wanton bloodlust?!?! Only time would tell...
In the early hours of 31st August 1888. The murderer known as Jack the Ripper struck for the very first time!!! Listen to the story behind the legend on the 130th anniversary of that notorious time in history known as the Autumn of Terror!!! I’ll be giving an Exclusive Interview to Talk Radio’s Paul Ross in the early hours between 1am and 5am to re-live those events. Want to know the truth behind the Ripper? Tune in to Talk Radio this Friday 31st August between 1am and 5am to discover the truth behind the legend of: Jack the Ripper!!!
130 years since the world came to know of the atrocities in Whitechapel. The name: ‘Jack the Ripper’ echoed through the 1888 streets of East End London. Today the story is as gripping as ever. DNA finally named the man behind the legend: Aaron Kosminski. It took me 15 years of painstaking research and 4 years in the forensic labs to concur with Scotland Yard’s prime suspect to close this murder mystery...
September 8th 1888... The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! Annie Chapman became the next victim in a series of murders that would shake the East End to its very core!!! Who would be next?!?!
Walking through Jack the Ripper’s Whitechapel!!! Here are the original Doss houses in one of the last remaining Georgian Streets from 1888... Who was this mysterious killer??? To find the Truth, visit www.thejacktherippertour.co.uk
Whitechapel 1888. On the 8th September, the second victim of ‘Jack the Ripper’ was discovered. Her name was Annie Chapman, or ‘Dark Annie’ as she was known. Take a look at the modern day street where this happened...
Walking in the footsteps of the Ripper... The Georgian houses featured here are the few that remain of the time when Jack the Ripper stalked these streets in 1888...
Walking through one of the remaining streets from 1888. Whitechapel was gripped with fear during the reign of ‘Jack the Ripper’!!! Here is a snippet of what it truly looked like...
The mystery of ‘Jack the Ripper’ was created by an infamous letter known as the ‘Dear Boss Letter’. While conducting research into the case, I came across it. Through this one document, the legend of the Whitechapel Murderer has continued through generations giving rise to the Ultimate Whodunnit!!! For the answer, look no further than my book: Naming Jack the Ripper...
1888. A Notorious murderer struck 5 times over a 10 week period. His name became known in history as Jack the Ripper!!! Who’s was this mysterious madman?!?! To find out, visit www.thejacktherippertour.co.uk to find out...
Walking through Ripper Streets in London’s Whitechapel. Who was the mysterious madman that stalked here in 1888?
1888. A mysterious killer stalked the streets of Whitechapel!!! Here is one of those very streets...
If you wish to discover the true identity of Jack the Ripper, tune in to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9242514 at 9pm this evening and discover the man behind the myth!!!
Jack the Ripper's identity has remained a mystery for 126 years after he murdered at least five women in East London.
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Here it is!!! Our Annual Halloween Special!!! Come and re-live the time in 1888 when the Myth of Jack the Ripper gripped the Nation as he stalked the streets of Whitechapel. For one week only, we'll be enthralling you as we tread the tantalising footsteps of England's most infamous killer!!! Book online at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/halloween-special-tour-the-jack-the-ripper-experience-tickets-28598321349 and experience the Tour like no other!!! London's most authentic Jack the Ripper Tour for Halloween🎃🎃🎃
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Here it is!!! Our Annual Halloween Special!!! Come and re-live the time in 1888 when the Myth of Jack the Ripper gripped the Nation as he stalked the streets of Whitechapel. For one week only, we'll be enthralling you as we tread the tantalising footsteps of England's most infamous killer!!! Book online at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/halloween-special-tour-the-jack-the-ripper-experience-tickets-28598321349 and experience the Tour like no other!!! London's most authentic Jack the Ripper Tour for Halloween🎃🎃🎃
Had a fabulous day giving a lecture on how I conclusively solved the Mystery behind Jack the Ripper. It was with the help of my close friend, Dr Jari Louhelainen😀😀😀
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The Mystery of the Ripper Part 1. January 1889. The Ripper has gone to ground!!! It’s been two months since he last visited these haunting and lonely streets of Whitechapel. Where has he gone?!?! The body of a man was found in Thames. He quickly became an official suspect. However, this murder mystery has developed a public thirst that couldn’t be quenched. So what happened to the Whitechapel Murderer?!?! 5 victims in 10 weeks!!! Then... nothing
1888. A month has passed since the Ripper’s 5th Murder!!! Has he vanished once and for all?!?! Less than 3 minutes walk from the 3rd Murder scene, a grisly discovery was made in a chilling little place. This depicts the depravity of the area at the time. A woman’s body was found with even worse atrocities!!! The Pinchin Street Torso Murder is one of the 11 Whitechapel Murders. Was it at the hands of the Ripper?!?! Only time would tell...
And just like that! He’s gone... The Ripper now leaves the streets of Whitechapel and enters into legend!!! Here’s one of the many hidden alleyways he could have disappeared...
8th November 1888. The Ripper pays a visit to the streets of Whitechapel for one last time. His final victim, Mary Jane Kelly, lived less than 100 yards from this location. Little did the 25 year old Irish girl know that this would be the last night she would walk these lonely, cold streets. Little did she know what He had in store for her. His rage has escalated. It has been 5 weeks since he claimed the lives of two women in one hour. His bloodlust has over spilled. Mary was his last, his pinnacle of insanity. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
It’s now been over 2 weeks since the Ripper claimed two victims inside one hour!!! Has he vanished?!?! On the 16th October 1888, the head of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, George Lusk receives a parcel covered with blood. It’s contents were gruesome beyond belief!!! Attached was a letter addressed: ‘From Hell’. This was the only letter not signed with the name: ‘Jack the Ripper’. Was this the one and only letter sent by the murderer himself?!?! What is next?!?! Only time will tell...
The Ripper goes to ground!!! It’s been a week since he claims Two victims in one night. The only clue was a piece of chalk handwriting that was destroyed by the Police in error!!! The streets of the East End are gripped with fear. When would he strike next?!?! Who would be his next victim?!?! What is to happen next?!?! Here is one of those streets still preserved in time...
The Double Event!!! 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour. The East End is in a panic. Who knows what will happen to the poor Unfortunates next?!?! Here is a view of one of dark and haunting streets of Whitechapel ending with a glimpse of what the Ten Bells was like during the Autumn of Terror...
8th September 1888. The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! A little over a week since he claims his first victim, a second falls at his hands. Annie Chapman was seen at the entrance of 29 Hanbury Street at approximately 5.30am. A little before 6am she is discovered in the back yard of this address by John Davis, one of the residents. The atrocities were worse than that of his first!!! A huge furore ensued. A serial killer was stalking the streets of Whitechapel. Who was to know that in just 3 weeks time he would claim his next two victims inside one hour?!?! Here is a glimpse of the scene today...
August 31st 1888. At 3.45am on this day 131 years ago, the body of Polly Nichols was discovered by the gates situated in Bucks Row!!! She was the acknowledged 1st victim. Who was to know what was to happen next?!?! Here is the scene of the crime today. The Autumn of Terror is upon us...
Mitre Square. 1888. This is the actual scene of where the Ripper’s 4th victim, Catherine Eddowes met with her gruesome fate. The 29th September 1888 is known as the ‘Night of the Double Event’. It was this night that Catherine and one other fell at his hands inside one hour!!! He left his first and only clue at this scene. Over a century later we managed to obtain DNA from this clue to conclusively name the man behind the legend of Jack the Ripper...
On the Saturday 4th August 1888, the first ever UK production of Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of: The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde premiered at the Lyceum Theatre. The main part was played by Richard Mansfield, (featured here). Only three days later, an Unfortunate was murdered in the heart of Whitechapel. Within a matter of weeks, the world would come to know the legend of Jack the Ripper...
The night of the 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour!!! The first victim, Elizabeth Stride, met with her fate in Dutfields Yard, Berner Street. Here is the murder scene today...
Five victims!!! Ten weeks!!! The Autumn of Terror... On the night of the 29th September 1888, two women fell at the hands of a murderer the world would come to know as Jack the Ripper. These police reports tell the grisly tale, the map of the 4th murder scene depicts the despicable acts of the Ripper... The press and people alike where bombarded with ‘Fake’ Ripper letters. The only possible letter sent by the murderer had half a kidney attached. It was addressed: ‘From Hell’. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
1888... After the 5th and final murder, the Ripper disappeared without a trace!!! Where did he go?!?! What Happened to him?!?! Here is a copy of the Macnaghten Memorandum written 23rd Feb 1894. He names only 3 possible suspects for these heinous crimes!!! It is here that Kosminski is named, showing Strong Homicidal Tendencies... History would prove that this man was responsible for the notorious Ripper murders...
The night of the 29th September 1888. The Ripper strikes twice inside one hour!!! Here is a direct copy of the Police report written on the 19th October 1888. Who was this madman?!?! Only time would tell...
1888. A rare view of the newspapers as the story of the Ripper unfolded. There were 11 Whitechapel murders, 5 were attributed the the legend of Jack the Ripper!!! Hence the 5th Ripper victim was the 7th in the series... who was this madman?!?! Try: Naming Jack the Ripper to discover the truth behind the Mystery...
A few years before the Ripper Terrorised the streets of Whitechapel, a man by the name of Joseph Merrick stayed and worked here. To the world he’s known as the ‘Elephant Man’. In 1884, Dr Frederick Treves wandered into the room in this building where Joseph would exhibit himself and the rest is history...
Walking in the footsteps of the Ripper!!! 130 years have passed and the legend of Britain’s most notorious killer is still with us. In 1888 an uncaught madman stalked these very streets in the search for his victims!!! Who was this man?!?! Read: Naming Jack the Ripper for the answer...
8th September 2018. On the 130th Anniversary of the 2nd Ripper Murder a team of paranormal investigators joined me on a unique and thrilling evening. Standing at the scene of the 3rd murder that occurred on the night of the 29th Sept 1888, they asked if the 3rd victim, Elizabeth Stride was with us. Listen to hear the response...
Saturday 8th September 1888. The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! Annie Chapman is the next victim. 130 years to the day I stand at the scene where she was last seen alive. Only a few feet from here, Annie was discovered in the back yard of 29 Hanbury St. The East End was gripped with fear, who was to be next to fall at the hands of his wanton bloodlust?!?! Only time would tell...
September 8th 1888... The Ripper strikes for the 2nd time!!! Annie Chapman became the next victim in a series of murders that would shake the East End to its very core!!! Who would be next?!?!
Walking through Jack the Ripper’s Whitechapel!!! Here are the original Doss houses in one of the last remaining Georgian Streets from 1888... Who was this mysterious killer??? To find the Truth, visit www.thejacktherippertour.co.uk
Whitechapel 1888. On the 8th September, the second victim of ‘Jack the Ripper’ was discovered. Her name was Annie Chapman, or ‘Dark Annie’ as she was known. Take a look at the modern day street where this happened...
Walking in the footsteps of the Ripper... The Georgian houses featured here are the few that remain of the time when Jack the Ripper stalked these streets in 1888...
Walking through one of the remaining streets from 1888. Whitechapel was gripped with fear during the reign of ‘Jack the Ripper’!!! Here is a snippet of what it truly looked like...
1888. A Notorious murderer struck 5 times over a 10 week period. His name became known in history as Jack the Ripper!!! Who’s was this mysterious madman?!?! To find out, visit www.thejacktherippertour.co.uk to find out...
Walking through Ripper Streets in London’s Whitechapel. Who was the mysterious madman that stalked here in 1888?
1888. A mysterious killer stalked the streets of Whitechapel!!! Here is one of those very streets...
The 1812 Overture💥💥💥 amazing😀😀😀
Fly the Flag🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Keep Smilng😀😀😀
A few empty buckets, a couple of bowls and this man really made an impression in Camden today😀😀😀
Protests in Covent Garden!!!
Walking along the Strand today and I watch some of the preparations for the Queens 90th Birthday😀😀😀
Strangely haunting...
London Street Theatre...
This amazing violinist allowed me to show his talent...
Simply watching the waves...
The Camden Market Cry!!!
A Camden Rant!!!
A York Minster Moment...
Jack The Ripper Tour with Ripper Vision
88 Whitechapel High StreetMuseum of Immigration and Diversity
19 Princelet StreetLRF Heritage & Education Centre
71 Fenchurch Street
Museum of the Order of St John
Museum of the Order of St John, St John's Gate, St John's Lane, Clerkenwell
The Household Cavalry Museum and Shop
Whitehall
Upminster Tithe Barn Museum of Nostalgia
Hall Lane
L. Ron Hubbard's Fitzroy House
37 Fitzroy Street
