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Lesson 7: how metro police dealt with Jack the Ripper kills
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What nickname was given to the serial killer in 1888?
Jack the Ripper
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What was the condition of London during the 1880s?
Violent
and
unpleasant
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How many prostitutes are believed to be victims of Jack the Ripper?
At least 5
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Who were the main victims of Jack the Ripper?
Mary Ann Nichols
Annie Chapman
Elizabeth Stride
Catherine Eddowes
Mary Jane Kelly
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When was Mary Ann Nichols found?
31 August
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When was Annie Chapman found?
8 September
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When was Elizabeth Stride found?
30 September
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When was Catherine Eddowes found?
30 September
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When was Mary Jane Kelly found?
9
November
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What are the characteristics of the Modus Operandi of Jack the Ripper?
All victims were
female
All victims were
prostitutes
All victims targeted at
night
All victims likely
drunk
All victims killed with a
sharp knife
All victims
stabbed multiple times
All victims left at the
crime scene
Most victims
mutilated
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Who was in charge of the Jack the Ripper case?
Charles Warren
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What was Frederick Abberline's role in the investigation?
He led the
CID
team
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What was the impact of local newspapers on the investigation?
They whipped up
public
emotions
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What accusations did the press make about the killer?
That he was
foreign
or
Jewish
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What was the content of the letter signed 'Jack the Ripper'?
It
expressed
enjoyment
in
killing
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What made the investigation of Jack the Ripper difficult?
Public
development and poor police training
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How did the Industrial Revolution affect police work?
It complicated policing in
growing cities
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What happened to evidence in the Catherine Eddowes case?
It was removed by
police officers
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What was written on the wall in Goulston Street?
'The
Jews
are the men that will not be blamed for nothing'
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Why did Commissioner Warren order the removal of the wall writing?
To prevent
anti-Semitic
tensions
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How did the local press assist the investigation?
By appealing for
public information
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What was the name of the famous letter sent to the police?
Dear Boss
letter
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What was the purpose of publishing the Dear Boss letter?
To help recognize the
handwriting
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