
627. Jack The Ripper: From Hell (Part 4)
Books Mentioned

“Hallie Rubenhold, in whose book The Five, she gives very detailed accounts of the lives of the other victims, all of them expertly sourced, kind of drawing on all kinds of written material.”

“I made the comparison with Zola's novel Nana about a courtesan in Paris. And this does all feel too literary, doesn't it?”

“A series of four articles launched by Stead in 1885 detailing how members of the British elite were preying on the future of the British people.”

“A book by Donald Rumbelow that discusses the case of Jack the Ripper and includes theories about the witness Hutchinson's description of the suspect.”

“A famous novella published in 1886 that tells the story of Dr. Jekyll, who creates a potion that transforms him into the evil Mr. Hyde.”

“The most famous amateur detective of all time, Sherlock Holmes, made his debut in 1887 in a story called A Study in Scarlet.”
“In 1886, Kraft-Ebing published a vast compendium of sexual deviancy called Psychopathia Sexualis, which became very famous.”