The Many Faces of Jack the Ripper

Until Now, no book has provided a complete pictorial account of the gruesome crimes of Jack the Ripper. Recently discovered archive photographs of the Ripper's victims, together with atmospheric images of the crime scenes as they are today, make this book utterly compelling and an essential companion to the most famous serial murders in history. MJ Trow takes us deep into the abyss that was Victorian London and his fascinating use of psychological profiling techniques brings us closer to the Ripper and his victims than ever before.

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M .J.Trow bills himself in many of his books as the only Welshman who cannot sing or play rugby. A military historian by training, graduating from King’s College, London and Cambridge, he has spent most years of his life at the chalk face of comprehensive schools which has given him the inspiration for his latest fictional detective Peter ‘Mad Max’ Maxwell. The first detective series appeared in 1985 in the form of Inspector Lestrade, late of the Conan Doyle canon and after sixteen hilarious, bloody and intriguing outings, the world’s second greatest detective hung ...
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