I Walked Every Jack The Ripper Murder Site – Graves & Suspect Locations

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  @TONETALKSHISTORY · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Jack the Ripper — The Full Story. Every murder, every victim, every suspect. Drop your thoughts below 👇 And let me know which story you’d like me to cover next!

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  @PETSH0PB0YS1 · 2 months ago

  My 3rd great grand mother was JTR 1st victim "Polly". Thanks for the insight of her story.

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  @RolandRothwell · 2 days ago

  Highly interesting, well researched, animated speech, and I enjoyed the locations. I used to live in the East End and know the streets well.

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  @knockshinnoch1950 · 3 months ago

  An excellent video- so refreshing to find a presentation not created by terrible AI. You present the information methodically and clearly. I like many have been fascinated by the Jack the Ripper story since childhood. You present a lot of interesting facts and fine detail that I have never heard before and that provide a far fuller picture and understanding of the events.<br>As for Prince Eddy- he was too busy creating another scandal in another part of London, on Cleveland Street visiting the &quot;Molly House&quot; where teenage telegraph boys worked as rent boys. That scandal would break in 1889.

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  @annieapple8974 · 1 month ago

  I saw the coloured image of his last victim, MaryAnn Kelly. It was a bloodbath. People don’t understand how brutal this man was.

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  @seanamor · 3 months ago

  I think you made a decent stab that this. Trying to squeeze the whole thing into a 40 min video must be hard work. I’m very impressed you actually visited the sites too as I’ve seen far too many AI videos recently where even the voice over was AI.

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  @Stufflikethathappens · 3 months ago

  It is a common internet myth that the word hangover comes from homeless people or drunken sailors sleeping draped over ropes in Victorian England. While establishments called &quot;two-penny hangovers&quot; (where people slept leaning over a rope) did exist, etymologists confirm the word was already in use before this practice.

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  @ThomasSimmons-l1y · 13 days ago

  Thank you very much...very well researched... enjoyable presentation style...this is not forgetting &nbsp;the amount of hard work you obviously put into this video...it was brilliant...cheers

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  @JGmedia18 · 1 month ago

  I’m only half way through and already learned more about the murders than watching hours of JTR videos. Well done very interesting.

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  @vintagehalloweenartinstagram · 11 days ago (edited)

  I would have a paranormal investigation when the store closes. Right by that pillar. &nbsp; Great video. Ive seen hundreds, but some things i didnt know. Yours is the best <br>Btw, my last name is Tumblety. &nbsp;Not a typical name. I enjoyed &nbsp;the small window i thought it was him. Possibly my great great grandfather

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  @morganhymancomedy · 1 month ago

  My mom and I are staying in the Whitchapel area and you filmed some of this on the street where our AirBNB is located. It gave my mom chills. Lol. <br><br>Good video!

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  @PeterJW009 · 3 months ago

  Excellent video, a lot of effort has been put in making it. Really enjoyed it.

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