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Jack the Ripper murders still unsolved after a century
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The women killed by Jack the Ripper are finally having their stories told
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Jack the Ripper identified by amateur sleuth as Aaron Kosminski | Daily Mail Online
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The Ripper" is just another example of how true and scripted crime shows fail sex workers | Salon.com
