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Terms apply 18 plus subject to approval. The origins of the word Ripper are uncertain, as although its first recorded use was in the year 1615, to describe a primitive cutting tool used by tanners, couriers and leather workers to rip and tear apart cowhide.

By the late 1800s, in London's east end. The word Ripper had re-entered the modern

parlance with a much darker and deadlier meaning, denoting a murderer who takes

great pleasure in the slashing and tearing of his victim's flesh.

As around the impoverished streets of Whitechapel, a maniac stalked the city's sex workers.

And as gripping as the story of Jack the Ripper is,

even today no one knows his name, his face, his age, his description, his motivation, his

method, the exact span of his murders, which victims he killed, or even if he actually existed at all.

Since then, the term Ripper has only been adopted by the press to describe three British

serial killers or spree killers during their reign of terror.

Jack the Ripper, the Yorkshire Ripper,

and a maniac so terrifying, so fascinating, and yet so unassuming,

that during the dark of the Blitz of World War II,

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