Richard Whittington-Egan Livres

The definitive work on Jack the Ripper and the various theories from the time of the murders to the present day

Exploring the infamous Jack the Ripper case, this comprehensive work delves into the myriad theories surrounding the murders, tracing their evolution from the time of the crimes to contemporary interpretations. It examines the social context, key figures, and the impact of the Ripper's identity on popular culture, providing a thorough analysis for both enthusiasts and scholars. The book serves as an essential resource for understanding the enduring mystery and fascination with one of history's most notorious criminals.

This gruesome guide details over 100 of the world's infamous murderers and their associated crimes. In easy to understand format, each subject is comprehensively detailed. The Whittington-Egans' witty and comprehensible style enlivens an otherwise depressing account of these 'silencer's of the lambs'. Prime research sources are also listed.

The narrative takes readers on a thrilling journey through supernatural encounters in iconic cities like New York and San Francisco. Alongside the protagonist, readers experience a horse-ridden expedition deep into a haunted American forest, where the eerie and the extraordinary intertwine. This exploration delves into the unknown, blending adventure with elements of horror, as the characters confront chilling phenomena that challenge their perceptions of reality.

"Richard Whittington-Egan sheds some light ... on a collection of the most interesting cases to hit the headlines."--Back cover

The murder of popular vaudeville actor Thomas Weldon Atherstone in 1910 remains one of Britain's great unsolved mysteries. Expert Ripperologist Richard Whittington-Egan investigates.