A thrilling and provocative investigation into one of the most enduring mysteries of the 19th century: the identity of Jack the Ripper. Written by two amateur detectives and Ripperologists, Gillan Vase and Shirley Byron Jevons, this book presents a compelling case for the identification of the notorious killer, based on an array of circumstantial and forensic evidence.

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