Today we close out our series on Jack the Ripper. We'll discuss his final grizzly killing connected

to the canonical 5, other potential murders from that time period, some believe were committed

by the Ripper, and finally we'll take a look at 5 of the prime suspects believed to be

this elusive monster. I'm Mike. I'm Ian. And I'm Dave. If you're expecting a super cop

hero to rush in, crack the case, and save the day at the end of this story, stick around.

I reckon you're going to be as disappointed and unsatisfied as one of Mike's college

girlfriends after 10 seconds of love and the frat house love nest. This is Necronomopod.

I would like to know more what these victims could tell us if we had a chance. And for example,

Mary Jane Kelly, Mary Kelly, we don't know if that's really her name, but that was the

victim who, according to the newspapers of the era, they called her number seven. She

was the seventh victim of Jack the Ripper. Some people think she was the fifth. We don't

know what she was because we don't know how many people he ultimately killed. But her

remains in particular are a enormous interest because he spent more time with her body

than anybody else that we know of because she was an indoor homicide and she was in the

room with her for enough time to, in some instances, be fleshier all the way down to the

bone. I've never seen such a revelation in all of my career.

While we did it, we have killed another keg here in the cool down media studios. The

elapsed time did not seem to be very extensive. Yeah, well, I'm a little concerned. The

refill rate is getting shorter and shorter. So first two kegs lasted us about six weeks

each. I feel like this one did maybe made a month, maybe.

Sure seems like it doesn't it? Yeah, it only seems like three or four weeks. Yeah,

it and here filling up our cops, but just before we're about to hit record and you get

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