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What if a killer could terrorize a city and never get caught? In 1888, the streets of Whitechapel, London were stalked by one of history’s most infamous criminals: Jack the Ripper. At least five women were brutally murdered within just a few months. The killer targeted vulnerable victims and left behind precise, disturbing injuries, leading some to believe he had medical knowledge. Police even received eerie letters signed “Jack the Ripper,” but many were likely hoaxes meant to spread fear. Over