You Don’t Know Jack: Five Great Reads About Jack The Ripper

Widely considered to be the finest resource on Britain’s most famous serial killer, 'The Complete History of Jack the Ripper' captures every gory detail of the Ripper’s victims, including the police investigation and various unique theories. Click here.

Famed comic book writer Alan Moore takes a stab at his own version of the Jack the Ripper legend in his acclaimed graphic novel 'From Hell.' He and artist Eddie Campbell explore the theory that the Whitechapel murders may have been part of a larger conspiracy. Click here.

In ‘Jack the Ripper and the Case for Scotland Yard's Prime Suspect’ , author Robert House tries to uncover the mystery of Jack the Ripper by concentrating on the life of one suspect, Aaron Kozminski, and builds a compelling case towards the killer’s identity. Click here.

Ripperologist Richard Jones gives you a up close and personal look into the Jack the Ripper murders. Along with enough information about the murders to keep you up at night, the book also comes with fantastic facsimiles of the letters allegedly written by the Ripper himself, as well as recreations of police and press documents written at the time. Click here.

'Jack the Ripper: CSI: Whitechapel' transports you back to 1888 as it recreates the crime scenes from Jack the Ripper murders. Instead of posing its own theories on who Jack the Ripper was, it allows readers to come to their own conclusions about the Whitechapel murderer. Click here.

You Don’t Know Jack: Five Great Reads About Jack The Ripper

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