🇬🇧 Jack l’Éventreur enfin identifié ?

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🇬🇧 Jack l’Éventreur enfin identifié ?   🔎 L’affaire criminelle la plus célèbre de l’histoire pourrait bien avoir été résolue !  En 2014, le détective privé Russell Edwards affirme avoir identifié Jack l’Éventreur grâce à une analyse ADN. 🧬  ⚖️ Selon lui, le tueur serait Aaron Kosminski, un barbier polonais de 23 ans, déjà suspecté à l’époque mais jamais inculpé faute de preuves.    L’élément clé ? Un châle ensanglanté retrouvé près de Catherine Eddowes, l’une des victimes. Des tests ADN auraient montré une correspondance entre Kosminski et la victime, renforçant l’hypothèse de sa culpabilité. 🕵️‍♂️  🏥 Il fut interné en 1890 et passa le reste de sa vie en asile, où il mourut en 1919. ⚰️   Aujourd’hui, les descendants des victimes et ceux de Kosminski réclament la réouverture de l’enquête, convaincus que ces nouvelles preuves pourraient enfin lever le mystère. 🔦  Sources : Ouest France, The Sun  📰  Pour plus de vidéos sur le sujet, abonnez-vous à Omniscience. 📲  #Omniscience #jacktheripper #serialkiller #history #histoire #crime #truecrime #jackléventreur #enquête #mystère #ADN #coldcase #crimemystery #true story

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00:00A researcher claims to have found Jack Leventreur's identity after having found a 100% DNA match with his suspect.

00:05Jack Leventreur is one of the most enigmatic criminals in history.

00:07Between August and November 1888, he murdered 5 women in the miserable district of Whitechapel in London.

00:12Although many suspects have been mentioned over the years, none have ever been officially recognized guilty.

00:17Among the suspects were members of the high society and doctors.

00:20However, no tangible evidence allowed to make the link between these individuals and the crimes.

00:23In 2014, private detective Russell Edwards claims to have identified Jack Leventreur as Aaron Kosminski,

00:29a 23-year-old Polish barber.

00:30Already a suspect at the time, he had never been found guilty without sufficient evidence.

00:34According to Edwards, the key to the case lies in a bloody shawl found near Catherine Hedow, the 4th victim, in September 1888.

00:40DNA analysis made on this fabric would have revealed a match with Kosminski, as well as with the victim,

00:45reinforcing the hypothesis of his guilt.

00:46His mental disorders and his family history have reinforced suspicions.

00:49Known for his hatred of women, especially prostitutes, he was interned in 1890 after threatening his sister with a knife.

00:55He spent the rest of his life in asylum and died in 1919, leaving the image of a mental patient rather than a criminal.

01:00Today, the descendants of the victims and Aaron Kosminski ask for the reopening of the investigation.

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