JILL the Ripper books??

[Uncle Jack]

Apart from Stewert's Jack the Ripper: A New Theory, is there any other books out there that focuses on Jill the Ripper? Though I am sceptical about the 'Jill the Ripper' theory, I would like to read into it much more so if anyone can tell me of any Jill the Ripper books, it would be helpful.

Thanks

Kind regards,

Adam

[The Grave Maurice]

Other than William Stewart’s midwife theory, I’m not sure that Jill the Ripper is the subject of any other non-fiction books. Abberline reputedly raised the theory once, and Arthur Conan Doyle was its most famous exponent. In Jack the Ripper: End of a Legend, Calum Reuben Knight claims that MJK was part of a trio of murderers. Nothing else comes immediately to mind. Let me mull it over for a while.

[jmenges]

I don't know if you would call it "non-fiction", but Edwin Woodhall's 1937 Jack the Ripper: Or When London Walked In Terror names Olga Tchkersoff as the killer, avenging the fall from grace of her sister, Vera.

JM

[George Hutchinson]

^ Original copies are extremely scarce, but Riley did a reprint of it some years ago which are easy to find.

PHILIP

[Uncle Jack]

Thanks for the replies everyone

Kind regards,

Adam