27th September 1888. A mysterious letter written in red ink was received by the Central News Agency!!! This infamous ‘Dear Boss’ letter describes how more Unfortunates of the East End will meet with their demise at the hands of the bloody murderer who claimed the lives of Mary Ann Nichols and Annie Chapman only weeks earlier. The signature on the letter sent shockwaves through the very heart of London: ‘Jack the Ripper’. It was this letter on this date that gave rise to the legend that was to go

Mitre Square. Modern day. On the 27th September 1888, a letter was received by the Central News Agency. It is known As the ‘Dear Boss’ letter. Written in red ink it was signed: Jack the Ripper. This gave birth to the name, the legend, that has echoed through generations. Two days later, two victims lived were taken inside one hour. This is the location of the second attack on that night and the fourth in his spree. Catherine Eddowes, born in Wolverhampton, was the Unfortunate who was discovered

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