Meet Mary Pearcey, The 19th-Century Murderess Who May Have Actually Been ‘Jack The Ripper Two years after Jack the Ripper murdered and mutilated five women in London, Mary Pearcey was found guilty of an eerily similar slaying. These magnificent structures are composed of enormous stones that our modern technology cannot move or arrange properly. Though the identity of Jack the Ripper has never been uncovered, some believe that a woman was actually behind the heinous crimes. Even back in 1888, British Chief Inspector Frederick Abberline suggested that a woman might have committed the murders — especially after he heard a few chilling witness reports. Hours after the last female victim was butchered, some witnesses swore that they had seen her, leading Abberline to believe that the killer might have worn the victim's clothes to escape the crime scene without attracting attention. But Abberline wasn't the only one to suspect that a woman was responsible for the grisly killing ...
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