S1 E12: The Mystery of Mary Jane Kelly

S1 E12: The Mystery of Mary Jane Kelly

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S1 E13: The Bones of Marie Jeanette

Mary Jane Kelly was the final victim of Jack the Ripper. And the mutilation of her body was more horrendous than in any previous murder. But something also sets her apart from the other victims. Her youth, her reputed beauty and the nature of her death have resulted in a strange ...  Show more

S1 E14: The Monster Among Us

Children around the world are taught about Jack the Ripper and shown graphic images of his victims. Is that wise? Are we in danger of normalising his crimes and encouraging those who seek to venerate and even emulate him?Hallie Rubenhold talks to students and teachers, and hears ...  Show more

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