The letter was dated September 27th, 1888, only a month after the first murder connected to Jack the Ripper, meaning this was far from over. At first, the police thought nothing of the letter, thinking it was another Hoax, and was even believed that a journalist had written it to further stir up the story. In the letter, it mentioned the phrase ‘clipping the lady’s ear off’ and the next victim, Catherine Eddowes was found missing an earlobe, keeping true to his promise(Casebook.) Hundreds of letters where then sent in, copying the
The letter was dated September 27th, 1888, only a month after the first murder connected to Jack the Ripper, meaning this was far from over. At first, the police thought nothing of the letter, thinking it was another Hoax, and was even believed that a journalist had written it to further stir up the story. In the letter, it mentioned the phrase ‘clipping the lady’s ear off’ and the next victim, Catherine Eddowes was found missing an earlobe, keeping true to his promise(Casebook.) Hundreds of letters where then sent in, copying the