A former police volunteer claims to have discovered the identity of the figure behind some of the most shocking crimes in British history, unmasking the 19th-century murderer who terrorised the nation ...

On the morning of May 11, 1887, lighterman Edward Hughes made a gruesome discovery when he fished a sack containing a human ...

Sedgley Library is the venue for a deep dive into Jack the Ripper territory on Saturday, January 24 at 1pm when Damian Carter ...

After 137 years, one of history’s most famous murder mysteries is back in the spotlight. The killings that shook Whitechapel in 1888 created the legend of Jack the Ripper, a figure who has inspired ...

More than 130 years since Jack the Ripper haunted the murky, foggy lanes of Victorian London, a top history buff reckons he might have finally unmasked the infamous killer's identity ...

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Between 1887 and 1889, the unidentified Thames Torso Killer dismembered at least four victims in London, creating one of Victorian England's most chilling unsolved murder mysteries.

Casey Sherman, the nephew of the youngest known victim of the Boston Strangler, doesn’t believe that the man who confessed to the notorious murders was the right suspect. “I honestly don’t believe ...