Jack the Ripper's identity finally uncovered?

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Don't think anyone will ever know 100%.

Patricia Cornwell apparently researched extensively into the identity and while her evidence is certainly strong, raises a lot of questions.

Likewise the infamous "Jack the Ripper" diary about a bloke called James Maybrick was also meant to be the definitive proof (and the one I personally feel is the strongest of the arguments so far)
 
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Don't think anyone will ever know 100%.

Patricia Cornwell apparently researched extensively into the identity and while her evidence is certainly strong, raises a lot of questions.

Likewise the infamous "Jack the Ripper" diary about a bloke called James Maybrick was also meant to be the definitive proof (and the one I personally feel is the strongest of the arguments so far)

I thought that to, but the people who found it then admitted a few years later that they faked it, I even went up to Liverpool to visit battlecrease house but it was closed to the public.
 

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I thought that to, but the people who found it then admitted a few years later that they faked it, I even went up to Liverpool to visit battlecrease house but it was closed to the public.

O yeah, not saying that diary was genuine proof, but it certainly had the most credibility that it could be genuine.
 
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Words beginning with "H" should grammatically have "An" rather than "A" preceeding them.

Queue the fabulous (I think) Monty Python sketch...."An Hoop!! OOOHHH!!"
 
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back on topic, I think it'll be very interesting, but as people have said, it's all just speculation, using what evidence is left nowadays and hoping to get it right
 
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