1. Jack the Ripper Case By: Courtney Romain

2. The Victims

3. Mary Ann Nichols 31 August 1888 5'2" tall; brown eyes; dark complexion; brown hair turning grey; five front teeth missing Very clean women who keeps to herself

4. Annie Chapman 8 September 1888 5' tall, 45 years old at time of death, Pallid complexion, Blue eyes, Dark brown wavy hair, Excellent teeth Sober steady going woman

5. Elizabeth Stride 30 September 1888 45 years old at death Pale, light grey eyes, curly brown hair Very quite woman, who stayed out late at night and did cleaning for Jews

6. Catherine Eddowes 30 September 1888 Intelligent, scholarly woman who had a fierce temper. Suffered from Bright’s disease 5 foot, hazel eyes, auburn hair

7. Mary Jane Kelly 9 November 1888 5' 7" tall and stout. She had blonde hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion "much superior to that of most persons in her position in life.“ - Maria Harvey

8. The Suspects

9. Prince Albert Victor

10. More Prince Albert… Eddy was born in 1864 to Prince Albert Edward and Princess Alexandra. By most reports, Eddy was a "slow" child and grew up to be a rather dull adult. According to Stowell, Eddy was suffering from syphilis, contracted during a shore party in the West Indies, and that this infection drove Eddy insane and compelled him to commit the murders. His family agrees.

11. Montague John Druitt

12. More Montague… A graduate of Winchester College and an avid sportsman. Considered by many to be the number one suspect in the case. Interestingly enough, there is very little evidence with which to implicate his guilt. He committed Suicide Why kill himself?? Two prominent possibilities arise -- first, the aforementioned implications of his homosexuality. Still, only conjecture, but perhaps his vice was discovered and he couldn't bear the embarrassment?

13. Dr. Thomas Neill Cream

14. More Thomas Performed his own girlfriends abortion and nearly killed her. He killed women He was sentenced to life in Illinois State Penitentiary at Joliet. He was released on good behavior in 1891 He bragged about knowing more about the case then anyone … this is his only connection to the murders Although, he was in jail during the murders so he could not have committed them if you ask me

15. Frederick Bailey Deeming

16. More Frederick Unnaturally attached to his mother, when she died he was an emotional wreck Yet, he married and had four children He killed his family and remarried His links were his insanity and the fact that he killed his family

17. Lewis Carroll

18. More Lewis He was a mathematician He was artistic Went to church, refused to become a priest When supposed to take his vows he had sexual guilt due to his love affair Anagrams in his books link him

19. The Police Officials

20. ABBERLINE, Frederick George Suspected George Chapman In 1888 was promoted to 1 st class inspector Died in 1929 He gave up and said the case was closed

21. ANDREWS, Inspector Walter Born: 1847 1869: Joined Metropolitan Police CID December 1888: Sent from London to New York 1889: Retired

22. DEW, Walter In 1887 transferred to H Division (Whitechapel) In 1906 promoted to Chief Inspector Saw Mary Kelly’s body and said it was his most gruesome memory Thought Emma Smith was the first victim

23. My Theory I think that the real murderer was Joseph Barnett He was directly involved with Mary Jane Kelly The evidence against him makes the most sense

24. Sources All of my pictures and information are from the website… http://www.casebook.org