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Special offer on two years of
Ripper Notes back issues in a special set
We're currently running a special
offer. You can, for a limited time, get two full years worth
of Ripper Notes back issues all at once at a reduced price.
What's included:
In this set you'll receive #19
- America Looks at Jack the Ripper (with an in depth
look at the New York murder of prostitute Carrie Brown, coverage
from the 2004 conference in Baltimore, an 1892 interview with
Scotland Yard's Dr. Robert Anderson, and more), #20 - Madmen,
Myths and Magic (with articles on serial sadistic stabbers
throughout history, the psychics who hunted the Ripper, a black
magic theory, an analysis of the crime scene locations and a
lot more), #21 - How the Newspapers Covered Jack the Ripper
(with a reprint of a complete series of 1929 news articles covering
all aspects of the case, a view from the Irish press, an analysis
of how journalists got the facts of the Mary Jane Kelly murder
wrong, and more), #22 - Murder by Numbers (with
a critical look at the conventional wisdom of Annie Chapman's
time of death, a comparison of the Ripper crimes to captured
serial killers to learn what they might have to show us, two
mysterious prostitute murders just a few years before 1888, and
more), #23 - Suspects & Witnesses (with Stewart
Evans on George Hutchinson's testimony and suspect status, the
case against Montague J. Druitt, myths about Francis Tumblety
debunked, Dr. Neil Cream's alleged Ripper confession, and a lot
more), #24 - Death in London's East End (with an
expose of an altered document and other troubling discrepencies
in the book Uncle Jack, more Tumblety myths debunked,
the mysterious murder of prostitute Mary Ann Austin in the same
lodging house Annie Chapman had been staying at, how to find
the graves of the canonical five Ripper victims, 2005 UK Ripper
conference coverage, and a lot more), #25 - The Hunt for
Jack the Ripper (with a new look at Martha Tabram as
s likely Ripper victim, solving the mystery of the grapes said
to have been found in Elizabeth's hand when her body was found,
a follow up to the fraud in the book Uncle Jack, the copycat
murder of Jane Beadmore, Ripper suspect Alois Szemeredy, and
a lot more), and #26 - Written in Blood (what could
very well be the first identified photo of Inspector Frederick
Abberline, poet John Barlas named for the first time as the mysterious
Scottish lunatic Ripper suspect, two articles on victim Mary
Kelly's landlord John McCarthy, a letter claiming to have been
from Jack the Ripper that is either a fraud or the first such
message, a look at the letter-writing habits of other murderers
of the era, examining Polly Nichols' wounds, coverage of the
2006 US Ripper conference, and much more).
That's more than 900 pages
of the latest in essential Ripper research and commentary in
eight attractive softcover book format journals for only $70
in the U.S. (regularly $80 from the publisher or more if bought
individually online), US$78.75 in the UK or Canada (regularly
$90), or US$87.50 elsewhere in the world (regularly $100), with
all prices including shipping and handling. (Note: to pay
in British pounds, see bottom of page).
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