The Complete And Essential Jack the Ripper
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A Crisis of Identity In April 1982, Bruce Paley published an article in True Crime magazine1 which put forward Joseph Barnett, Mary Kelly’s former lover, as Jack the Ripper. This was an interesting proposition, not just for the theory itself, but because responsibility for the murders had been laid at the feet of somebody who had been directly involved in the first place. Paley had been working on the idea of Barnett as the Ripper for some time, and a fiction novel2 had also been published, putt...ing Mary Kelly’s former lover forward as the killer. Paley’s premise, later expanded in a well-received book,3 suggested that Barnett killed prostitutes to scare Mary Kelly from working the streets. When this failed, he killed her, making it look like a Ripper murder, and with the motive for his deeds now extinguished, he moved on to a quiet life in Shadwell. A significant development in theorizing was made apparent in the book, for Paley used recently developed criminal profiling methods to present Barnett as his suspect and was convinced that he fitted many of the criteria.
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A Crisis of Identity In April 1982, Bruce Paley published an article in True Crime magazine1 which put forward Joseph Barnett, Mary Kelly’s former lover, as Jack the Ripper. This was an interesting proposition, not just for the theory itself, but because responsibility for the murders had been laid at the feet of somebody who had been directly involved in the first place. Paley had been working on the idea of Barnett as the Ripper for some time, and a fiction novel2 had also been published, putt...ing Mary Kelly’s former lover forward as the killer. Paley’s premise, later expanded in a well-received book,3 suggested that Barnett killed prostitutes to scare Mary Kelly from working the streets. When this failed, he killed her, making it look like a Ripper murder, and with the motive for his deeds now extinguished, he moved on to a quiet life in Shadwell. A significant development in theorizing was made apparent in the book, for Paley used recently developed criminal profiling methods to present Barnett as his suspect and was convinced that he fitted many of the criteria.
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