Russell Edwards is the man who claims to have brought to light the true identity of ‘ Jack The Ripper ‘. An arduous and painstaking research collected in his book Naming Jack The Ripper (Naming Jack the Ripper) and was inspired by From Hell , the movie starring Johnny Depp. Yes, mystery tape was based on the comic of the legendary Alan Moore directed in 2001 by brothers Albert and Allen Hughes which motivió Edwards to launch an investigation that has culminated in the identification of Aaron Kosminski, a Polish immigrant after which hiding one of the most famous serial murderers in history.
was a detective interested enough to conduct my own research
Based on a DNA testing framework which includes victims, the alleged perpetrator, and of their descendants, the book Naming Jack The Ripper concludes that Kosminski, a man aged 23, of Polish origin and the living as barber, was the author of the brutal murders that terrorized London in 1888. Kosminski was one of the six main suspects who once toyed with the British police and monitored very closely. And although a witness placed him even in the scenario of a crime, failed enough evidence to charge him.
Something Russell Edwards does say have gotten using the DNA samples found in one of the crime scenes. But … What reotmar led to the investigation of crimes of ‘Jack the Ripper’ after more than a century? For, as the author himself admits, was the inspector Frederick Abberline , the character played by Johnny Depp in the movie From Hell (From Hell).
“When I began my involvement in this case 126 years old, was just another detective armchair interested enough to conduct my own research after seeing the film Johnny Depp From Hell “Edwards reveals the British tabloid The Daily Mail. The author says that the film” made me curious about the murders in 1888 and possibly more than five prostitutes who were quartered in the district of Whitechapel in London’s East End ” .
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