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00:00The most famous serial killer of all time.
00:23Jack the Ripper terrorizes the alleyways of Londres and Doriana by cutting and mutilating his victims.
00:31However, for over 100 years, the Ripper had not been identified.
00:39Now, modern techniques for profiling criminals are bringing to light clues that could turn this case upside down.
00:47We're going to recreate the crime scenes and retrieve the files to reveal the prime suspect that no one had noticed.
00:55Let's open the secret files of Jack the Ripper.
01:17Between 1888 and 1891, 11 women were murdered in the infamous Whitechapel area, east of London.
01:35Five of the murders shared gruesome similarities and were attributed to the same anonymous killer.
01:41The victims were all prostitutes.
01:50Marianne Nichols, Annie Chapman, Liz Trite, Katerine Alois and Mary Kelly.
01:57This intense mass killing of prostitutes took place from August to November and then ceased as abruptly as it had begun.
02:13Over the years, many theories have emerged about who the killer might have been.
02:18From Freemasons to the royal physician and even Queen Victoria's grandchildren.
02:23Although these five murders have already been examined hundreds of times,
02:30Investigators believe that each of them contains hidden clues that will allow them to find the real culprit.
02:39Pat Brown is now applying 21st-century techniques to the Ripper case.
02:44Investigations into this type of crime include doing everything within the scientific field.
02:49from examining all the physical and behavioral evidence,
02:53until we determine exactly what happened at the crime scene.
02:56And exactly what kind of person committed that crime.
02:59The murders began on August 31, 1888.
03:04Marianne Nichols is found in Bucks Row, across the street from the London hospital.
03:09Her throat was cut, and her groin and back had been repeatedly stabbed.
03:20It seems like a senseless crime, but criminal profiling expert Pat Brown
03:25He thinks the location of the crime hides something about the killer.
03:28The London hospital treated many people with syphilis, and there was an emergency room there.
03:33So it's interesting that she was near the hospital.
03:36Syphilis is rampant in London, and the presence of prostitutes and migrant workers in Whitechapel is no exception.
03:47Professor Bob Package is a forensic psychiatrist.
03:52Jack the Ripper must have suffered from some kind of sexually transmitted disease, like syphilis.
03:58This disease was endemic among the community in East London and was not limited to the prostitute community.
04:11In 1880, syphilis had no known cure and could cause madness and death.
04:17It's possible that Jack went to the hospital to be treated for syphilis and became very frustrated when he left.
04:24The prostitute Marianne Nichols would be an easy target for his anger.
04:31The second victim, Annie Chapman, was found nine days later, on September 8th, less than a kilometer from Hanbury Street.
04:43Like Nichols, she was a middle-aged prostitute.
04:46And also like Nichols, his throat had been cut.
04:53But when police examined Chapman's body, they discovered it had been opened and that her uterus was missing.
04:59The issue of body parts, of course, is very disturbing.
05:07Men who commit this type of violence carry trophies to remind them of it.
05:12to produce an immediate, tactical, physical, and sensual connection between the crime and the victim.
05:22But removing a woman's uterus is very uncommon.
05:26In this case, the perpetrator became aroused by the stabbing and mutilation.
05:35when removing body parts.
05:37And not just body parts, but the very essence of what it means to be a woman.
05:43The murder of another prostitute shocks the nation.
05:47The press sensationalizes the story.
05:49They immediately link the murder of Annie Chapman to the Nichols case.
05:57Although the term serial killer wasn't coined until the 1930s,
06:02The journalists are talking about a mass murderer from Whitechapel.
06:06and they fuel hysteria surrounding the case.
06:08The killer's letters are forged by reporters to boost the ratings of their news stories.
06:18One of these, dated September 25th, was responsible for the name given to the killer.
06:25And it was the press that nicknamed him Jack the Ripper.
06:28because of the unique mutilation it inflicts on its victims.
06:32Just three days after the letter arrived,
06:38Panic in Whitechapel reaches unprecedented levels.
06:41when two more prostitutes are killed on the same night.
06:46Elizabeth Stride was killed about an hour before Catherine Edwards.
06:52Her throat was cut, and it is believed the killer was frightened.
06:57with people who were going to a nightclub.
07:02And then he left the victim there and went on to murder Catherine Edwards.
07:11Even though Elizabeth Stride was not mutilated,
07:15The scene where his death occurred still offers important clues for criminal experts.
07:20Stride was killed in front of the International Working Men's Educational Club.
07:25here on Berner Street.
07:27The important thing is that serial killers kill wherever they happen to be.
07:36That evening, the club was hosting a group that had gathered to discuss Judaism and socialism.
07:43If Jack was at that meeting that night, he must have been very angry.
07:48Leaving the club furious and thinking,
07:50Yes, society mistreated me.
07:52Then he sees the prostitute and attacks her.
07:59Beth Brown believes that clues about the Ripper's identity are emerging.
08:03They may have been left over from his second murder on the night of September 30th.
08:08The night of Catherine Edwards' death, in Middle Square.
08:11Eddowiss's murder is truly terrible.
08:41His throat is cut, his body dismembered.
08:44And for the first time, the victim's face is struck.
08:52Some experts claim that this shows Jack's ever-increasing frenzy.
08:57But Beth Brown has a different perspective on how the scene unfolds.
09:01He positioned her in front of this wall because he knew he wanted to cut her throat and wanted the blood away from him.
09:11He was trying to strangle the victim, to leave her in a state of shock.
09:14which is basically where people faint.
09:17But it turns out she was fighting.
09:19Jack was trying to aim for her throat, but she was shaking her hair too much.
09:23He had the knife in his hand and was trying to control the victim.
09:26until he finally succeeds.
09:28She faints and he cuts her throat like this.
09:31And as we can see, if the person turns around, you can see an injury on their head.
09:35So, most likely, all the head injuries came from the effort he made to strangle her and make her fall to the ground.
09:43Catherine is finally dead, but Jack is still not satisfied.
09:48For the second time, the stirrup-bearer removes the womb of death.
09:51Jack had already disappeared when Edwis was found by the police.
09:59But he leaves two more clues.
10:04A piece of Edwis's apron, discovered on a nearby street.
10:09And on a wall there, words scrawled in chalk.
10:15At the time, people thought it was just antisemitic graffiti.
10:20So, in order not to associate her with the Ripper and also not to incite racial violence,
10:25The graffiti is immediately erased by the police.
10:29But an examination of the words, noted in the police reports from that day,
10:33This suggests they may have been written by the killer.
10:39Donald Randlow published several articles about the Ripper case.
10:43The words on the wall in Goulston,
10:49Will the Jews not be guilty without cause?
10:53Well, I think it was Jack, I think he's the one who wrote that.
10:57The message was above,
10:59underneath is Catherine Edwis's apron.
11:01stained with blood.
11:04Therefore, I believe the message was written by Jack the Ripper.
11:09The inability to feel remorse and accept guilt.
11:14That's a typical reaction from psychopaths.
11:17Earlier that night,
11:19The meeting at the men's club may have inflamed
11:21the feeling of injustice felt by Jack.
11:25The incident with Stride happened outside a club.
11:29who was organizing a meeting about Jews.
11:31If Jack took it seriously and if he was there,
11:34I still had that on my mind.
11:35feeling that hatred that he wanted society to know about.
11:39He thinks everyone blames him for everything.
11:41They're blaming me for nothing.
11:42And then he goes and writes that on the wall.
11:45Pat Brown agrees with Randall,
11:46that the words were scribbled out by the murderer.
11:49And do you think that grammatical and spelling errors
11:51They are also consistent with the brain.
11:54Jack's condition is deteriorating due to his venereal disease.
11:58I believe Jack was losing.
11:59your cognitive abilities
12:01and that he was writing in that way
12:03both because of syphilis and because of his rabies.
12:06The murder of Louis Stride,
12:07occurred near a club where people were talking
12:09about socialist Jews and the words on the wall,
12:12They led Pat to believe
12:13that the Ripper may have been a Jewish merchant.
12:17But religion in 1888
12:20It was a topic that was as sensitive as it is today.
12:23Serial killers exist in all races.
12:26They can be white, black, of any race.
12:28Because psychopathy is not a personality disorder.
12:31exclusive to a group of people.
12:32In this particular example,
12:35I think Jack the Ripper is Jewish.
12:37But being Jewish had nothing to do with being Jack the Ripper.
12:43The profile drawn up by Pat Brown is taking shape.
12:47A Jewish merchant who suffered from a degenerative brain disease.
12:50After four horrific murders,
12:56Immense public pressure is building.
12:58But the climate of terror is about to intensify.
13:04On November 9th,
13:06six weeks after the double murder of Elizabeth Stride,
13:09Catherine Eddowes,
13:10Jack's killing spree seemed to have come to an end.
13:14when a 25-year-old prostitute, Mary Kelly,
13:17It's falling to pieces in your bed.
13:20But the nature of the crime makes criminologists wonder
13:30if it was committed by the same man
13:32and take the lives of the other four victims.
13:34This murder is so different from the other four.
13:40which even makes us wonder if it could have been committed by the same person.
13:43The other four were committed in the street.
13:45This one was inside the house.
13:47The other four were completed in just a few minutes.
13:50In this one, the killer was in no hurry.
13:54Kelly's murder took place in an enclosed space.
13:56The crime scene was left as it was.
14:00Recreating the room with photos and police reports,
14:03Pat Brown deduces that the victim knew his killer.
14:07What I find interesting are the clothes on the chair.
14:11These are Mary Kelly's clothes, neatly folded up there.
14:14If Mary Kelly had entered with her client,
14:17What if this customer were Jack?
14:19And Jack was always in a hurry,
14:21He would then jump on the woman and kill her in seconds.
14:24But even so, we see her clothes folded on the chair.
14:27Either she took off her clothes while this man waited patiently,
14:31She went to bed with him and then he killed her.
14:32Or maybe she was already wearing a nightgown.
14:35Then someone knocked on the door, and since she knew who it was, she let them in.
14:38But something went wrong and he killed her.
14:42Kelly was last seen alive at two in the morning.
14:45Witnesses claim to have seen her with two clients that night.
14:51And by the position of his clothes and boots inside the room,
14:54It looks like she was ready to go to bed.
14:57But she didn't go to bed.
15:02The dots show the location of Mary's body parts.
15:10Below her head are her breasts, a kidney, and uterus.
15:15The liver is located between the feet.
15:17The bladder is next to it.
15:19On the table, there are piles of meat from his abdomen and thighs.
15:24The black dot represents the heart that was recorded as simply missing.
15:32Kelly's face was horribly disfigured.
15:40She was almost recognizable.
15:43Her mutilation features reinforce Pat Brown's view that she knew the killer.
15:50There was a sheet over her.
15:52It looked like it was on her face.
15:53There were cuts in it.
15:54And if it was someone who knew Mary,
15:56Maybe he didn't want to look at her while he was doing that.
15:59He may have done what he did without realizing what he was doing.
16:03The newspapers described it as the face of Jack's previous victim,
16:06Catherine Eddowes, had been cut.
16:09This new turning point is described with graphic details.
16:16Mary's uterus was also left at the scene.
16:20This is the organ that Jack appreciates.
16:22And most of the time, he takes it with him.
16:24I think the four crimes committed in the streets were perpetrated by Jack the Ripper.
16:30This one, Mary Kelly's, was committed by someone else who wanted us to believe that Jack was the author.
16:37There is one last, vital difference between the death of Mary Kelly
16:41and the four other deaths attributed to Jack the Ripper,
16:45which may have obstructed the police's work in their quest to solve the crimes and identify the killer.
16:54Police reports on previous murders speculate that
16:58The way the bodies were cut up suggests that the ripper may have been a butcher.
17:04While Kelly's autopsy report states that the perpetrator lacked anatomical knowledge,
17:09diverting the police from the trail of the real killer.
17:14I always thought it was someone like a butcher.
17:17Because he had the necessary skills to extract the organs.
17:21Who could walk the streets so easily, covered in blood, if not a butcher?
17:31Following this line of reasoning, we arrive at a suspect who was not investigated by the authorities.
17:36A man whom the police knew at the time, but whom they chose to ignore.
17:42When I analyze potential suspects,
17:45The person who really catches my attention is a man named Jacob Lev.
17:50He was a Jewish butcher and merchant.
17:54Jacob fits the profile Betty outlined regarding the Ripper's religion and profession.
18:00But it also fits into another theory that the police currently use to solve crimes.
18:04The location where the killer lives is used by the police to theorize that he lives within the circle of murders he commits.
18:13Jacob Lev lived in Fieldgate Street,
18:15He then moved into the premises of a butcher shop on Middlesex Street.
18:19Both areas are within the Ripper's killing grounds.
18:23Here we have a butcher shop.
18:26It was possible for a person to exit through the back street which led to Middlesex.
18:30which is the street right in the middle of the scene of these crimes.
18:32Then return to the butcher shop and hide the parts of your victim there.
18:36Wash up and go home.
18:39An analysis of this statement made by Lev's wife suggests that he was mentally disturbed.
18:47His wife said she was having problems with him.
18:50that he wasn't working properly, that he wasn't doing his job anymore,
18:53who would wander the streets all night and she didn't know where he was going.
18:58Before the massacres, Lev had already been arrested for stealing meat from his boss.
19:03It seems like a minor crime, but psychiatrists think this could be another indicator.
19:10These are signs.
19:12Perhaps he lied for no apparent reason or deceived people over trivial matters.
19:16He may have been dishonest about insignificant things.
19:20stealing small sums from fellow employees.
19:23Investigations also revealed that Lev suffered from a venereal disease.
19:28I was married, had children, but suffered from syphilis.
19:35Lev's death certificate confirms that he died of syphilis.
19:39He may have contracted this disease on the streets of Whitechapel.
19:43He died in 1891, just two years after the murders committed by Jack the Ripper.
19:51In his latest medical report, he states that he hears strange noises.
19:55and claims to be compelled to commit immoral acts.
20:03Hearing noises or voices telling a person to perform an act.
20:07It is one of the symptoms of acquired psychosis in the final stage of syphilis.
20:11And syphilis may also be the reason why the prostitute Catherine Edelis
20:17to have been Jack's last victim.
20:23The disease would eventually rob him of the ability to execute well-orchestrated attacks.
20:28But there is another possible reason that could explain this.
20:37Why did he stop killing so abruptly?
20:41A local Jewish merchant.
20:43An eyewitness named Joseph Rian Levy.
20:46Joseph Levy was one of the three men who saw Edelis with the assassin.
20:54He seemed quite useless.
20:59He said he wouldn't be able to identify anyone.
21:01but whenever someone spoke to him,
21:04He gave the impression of knowing far more than he let on.
21:07It's really interesting that Joseph Levy didn't agree to describe the man.
21:16which could be Jack the Ripper.
21:19I think it's because he recognized that man.
21:21And he could be Jacob Levy.
21:23Because they were both butchers and worked near each other.
21:26Joseph Levy's butcher shop was only 55 meters from the suspect's butcher shop.
21:36Joseph remained silent.
21:39but he gave the police an intriguing piece of information,
21:41which now seems to be pointing at his colleague.
21:48One interesting thing Joseph Levy said about Jack the Ripper,
21:52The fact is that he was only 7 centimeters taller than the victim, Catherine Eddowes.
21:58Jacob Levy was 1.57 meters tall and she was 1.50 meters tall.
22:06The 7-centimeter height difference is less than that given by another eyewitness.
22:12But they gave accurate heights, which is difficult to judge.
22:17Their descriptions match Jacob.
22:19Since the investigators have now rebelled,
22:21He also meets many other criteria.
22:23that modern criminologists would expect to see in Jack.
22:29My conclusion is that Jacob Levy was Jack the Ripper.
22:33and committed the four murders that occurred on the streets of London.
22:36I'm sure of it.
22:37All the evidence supports this theory.
22:39more than anything else they say.
22:42If you really contract syphilis from prostitutes,
22:45this new candidate for ripper
22:46He had the perfect motive to kill them.
22:48Furthermore, he lived right in the area where the murders took place.
22:53There was a butcher shop near the crime scenes.
22:56where he could wash himself and hide the victims' organs.
23:00His death certificate proves that his illness was sufficiently advanced.
23:04so that he could be clinically classified as psychotic.
23:08And he was a Jewish merchant, an expert in knives.
23:11and with a basic knowledge of anatomy.
23:17The evidence leads us to believe that Jack the Ripper,
23:21It was the butcher from Whitechapel, Jacob Levy.
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