I love how you casually changed the topic from the brutal murders of Jack The Ripper to "Now, I love food..."

I think thats exactly what creeps me out. The fact that several brutal criminals have and are walking around us without us even knowing.

Thank God, you talked about the first guy. Him just wanting to leave the person/body there was weird af

The picture of his last victim in the bed is nuts. He somehow completely exposed her femur bone on her right leg. He legitimately removed all of her thigh muscle and tissue

This guys story telling abilities is on a different level.

My biggest issue with this is the precision with which the organs were removed. I've heard from a woman who works at a morgue and does autopsies, that the speed and precision used by Jack the Ripper required high level training. She said she doubts she could work as fast and as precise as him, and that's with modern tech and, and she stressed this very much, with light. The murders happened in the dark, as were the mutilations. Like dark dark. Remember it was too dark for people to even see the pool of blood on the ground.

No suspect I've seen put forward would have the capability of successfully removing the organs in the dark without completely mutilating them. She also pointed out that one of the cuts to open one of the bodies was EXACTLY how autopsies are done. She said if she ever did what he was doing, she would use that exact cut without even thinking about it. It would be the most natural thing for her.

She doubted that a butcher would be able to find the organs in the dark as animals are different enough that you have to know your way around a human body. So while I like your theory as I too was initially suspicious about the dude he didn't want to move the body, I don't think that's our guy.

Thanks for the video though. You do a masterful job of telling stories and I really appreciate watching your vids.

That part made me laugh 😂 "He admitted to having forged the diary, then he retracted the retraction, then retracted the retraction of retraction "

Love this video but whatever AI you used to generate the thumbnail thinks people have an extra arm 😂

I actually suspected the person who just so happened to "stumble across the body" at the very start so when you revealed him to be the most suspicious person on the list I was kind of shocked lol.

The mortuary attendant Robert Mann. He lived in the middle of the murders. Being an attendant meant he knew the inner workings of the bodies, etc. Also there was 1 more victim after Jack vanished, but they thought someone was copying to throw off police. Specialist figured that it was Jack, only he was sick or injured b/c the cuts to the neck weren't as deep. Turns out Robert Mann was suffering from TB. He slowly grew weaker and died not long after.

Removing organs at night in 1888 with that kind of speed would require insane precision and knowledge. The only way any of these suspects could be considered is if they were studying and practicing without anyone knowing for many years.

0:22 followed from the what?

I believe you forgot to mention about perfect cuts he made. I'll always believe it was someone with a great knowledge of human anatomy at that time. Like a doctor, med student, or professor in the same field.

his ability to go from talking about a serial killer to anything sponsoring him without stopping is so cool

Lechmere being The Ripper makes sense when you think specifically about the night Jack struck twice. It's almost like he knew from prior experience that it would be better to just leave to avoid any interaction (especially since The Ripper was a known killer by that point), and try again.

Lechmere would have had a leather apron and a knife for meat deliveries. The leather would have kept the blood from soiling his clothing.
Any passer-by seeing blood spatters on the clothing of Lechmere would be identified as animal blood.

There are some great theories about Jack the Ripper disappearing, but he's from an era where the guy could have drank some bad water and shat himself to death. We'll never know

Thanks for publishing nicer pictures of the victims than most jack chroniclers, it's easier to feel empathy when you see these.

This is such a frustrating case. If you look into it at all you’ll walk away thinking 15 different people did it.

24:00 You forgot to say children... maybe you, the person watching this, is a direct descendant.