A True Crime History Podcast
In my final interview of this Ripper series, I chat with Sarah Bax Horton, author of a recently published book called “One-Armed Jack: Uncovering the Real Jack the Ripper”. Her prime suspect
Continue readingJack the Ripper: Hyam Hyams w/ Sarah Bax Horton
Was the real identity of Jack the Ripper a Whitechapel horse slaughterer named James Hardiman? And if so, could he have committed the Thames Torso Murders as well? My guest
Continue readingJack the Ripper: James Hardiman w/ Drew Gray
Aaron Kosminski is one of the more well known suspects in the Whitechapel murders. Some of the major police officials of the era, in fact, were seriously concerned about his potential
Continue readingJack the Ripper: Aaron Kosminksi w/ Robert House
Prolific author M.J. Trow returns to Most Notorious to kick off a series of interviews about the Jack the Ripper. In his 2009 book “Jack the Ripper: Quest For a Killer”, he argues
(Original air date: 6/4/2017) The number of theories surrounding the Jack the Ripper murders in 1880s London are too staggering to mention. At least 200 suspects have been considered over
Of all of the Jack the Ripper suspects, Montague Druitt is the most maligned in modern times, my guests argue, despite the fact that many of his contemporaries believed him
Continue readingWas Montague Druitt Jack the Ripper? w/ Jonathan Hainsworth & Christine Ward-Agius
Francis Tumblety was one America’s greatest 19th century charlatans. A medical quack who became rich peddling cure-all herbal remedies, his larger-than-life character and questionable morals put him into some sticky
Continue readingJack the Ripper Suspect Francis Tumblety w/ Michael L. Hawley
No historical true crime case is more hotly debated around the world than the one involving the near-mythical serial killer “Jack the Ripper”. My guest, Edward Stow, believes the killer was
Continue readingWas Charles Lechmere Jack the Ripper? w/ Edward Stow
Show Notes: Episode release date – 11/21/2019. I’m the first to admit that I am not a Jack the Ripper expert, and know full well how strongly Ripper fans feel
Continue readingMoNo Classics: Jack the Ripper: New Clues & Theories w/ Tom Wescott
In the years following the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot, a wave of terror rocked the city. Over twenty black women were brutally murdered, often in a fashion that mimicked the