1890 Whitechapel murders

[Uncle Jack]

Were there any murders in Whitechapel / East End that went unsolved in 1890? It is odd that there was such a vast amount of murders in the East End in 1888 and 1889 and then they seemingly stop in 1890 only to be resumed in 1891. I have been unable to find any murders for 1890 in the East End. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Adam

[Debra A]

That's because Jack the ripper was locked up from 1889 to 1891.

[Trevor Marriott]

That's because Jack the ripper was locked up from 1889 to 1891.

Or he changed ships !!!!!!!

[Debra A]

Could be, Trevor.
I wonder how many of the suspects (real or imagined) weren't around in 1890 for one reason or another?

[Trevor Marriott]

Could be, Trevor.
I wonder how many of the suspects (real or imagined) weren't around in 1890 for one reason or another?

Well Debs you can rule out Tumblety Druitt and Kosminski for starters that reduces the suspect list drastically

If Coles or Mckenzie were Ripper victims it rules them out altogether

"The truth is still out there"

[Uncle Jack]

Well Debs you can rule out Tumblety Druitt and Kosminski for starters

Even without the later murders, some of which I think Jack committed, I would easily rule out those three

Debs, it is very possible he was locked up during the gap between the last 1889 murder up until the Coles murder. Perhaps we should be looking at men who were locked up during this time.....

[Trevor Marriott]

Even without the later murders, some of which I think Jack committed, I would easily rule out those three

Debs, it is very possible he was locked up during the gap between the last 1889 murder up until the Coles murder. Perhaps we should be looking at men who were locked up during this time.....

yes good idea cos i bet there werent to many criminals locked up in The UK at that time

[Uncle Jack]

Sounds like a challenge......

[Chris Scott]

The article below gives details of a scare towards the end of 1890 and the resultant police activity
Chris

Winnipeg Free Press
10 October 1890

[Uncle Jack]

Thanks for that Chris