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Beware, extreme passion can lead to shocking consequences.

On scorned love kills the podcast from ID, find out what happens when lust and obsession turn deadly.

In each episode, you'll hear direct audio from the hit TV show and uncover true, unexpected stories about love gone wrong, about relationships that become a volatile mix of jealousy and anger.

Listen to scorned love kills on Spotify, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your

podcasts.

Hello, and welcome back to In Cold Pursuit, a disturbed true horror production. Here we'll tell you

the stories of those long forgotten, whose sudden demise

are as tragic as they are intriguing. You'll learn about previously unsolved cases, perpetrators

who walked free for decades, and the new revelations that have changed everything.

I'm your host, Doug Bailey,

and this is In Cold Pursuit,

listener discretion advised.

Today we're traveling back to the Whitechapel District of London to look at one of the

most infamous serial murder cases of all time, the case of Jack the Ripper.

The chilling series of events known as the Whitechapel murders began in the late summer of 1888.

Around 1 a.m. on August 31st, Mary Ann Nichols, also known as Polly, was kicked out of her lodging for the night, unable to pay for a bed.

She was a divorced mother of five that had seen a string of difficult years. After separating from

her ex-husband, due to her drinking and his infidelity, she frequently bounced between

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