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Startling new evidence is used to crack the most celebrated mystery of our time in this book which made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic. Evans and Gainey claim that Jack the Ripper was really an American "doctor" with arrest records for sex crimes in both England and the United States. of photos. Index, maps, & appendices.
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STEWART EVANS is a police officer with the Suffolk Constabulary. A lifelong collector of crime memorabilia, he has a large library of Ripper books and copies of all the existing police files on the murders. PAUL GAINEY is a veteran journalist who has covered such celebrated cases as the Lockerbie bombing. Since 1991 he has been Press Officer of the Suffolk Constabulary.
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