Essays on Jack The Ripper

For the greater part of human history, life involved hunting, gathering, hand-making goods and living in agricultural societies. For a long time, people were dependant on the access they have to food and basic human needs. During the 18th century, the process of urbanisation increased and manufacturing of goods became mechanicalised. Goods that had once...

Jack the Ripper, notorious for his barbarous, merciless and inhumane manslaughters was an infamous serial killer with an unknown identity. ‘The Ripper’ was responsible for numerous ghastly homicides of women now addressed as the ‘canonical five’ during the summer of 1888. Robbery, violence, and alcohol dependency were all driving factors concerning the abundant amount of...

Throughout history, there have been many cases dealing with serial killers. Cases that may be closed but will never be forgotten. These killers kill for the fun for the thrill. They do this to also try to satisfy their own wicked pleasure. Some of them even do these things in hopes of not get caught....

Five people were mutilated in the span of three years from 1888 to 1891 when the case was closed. Jack the Ripper killed those five people in Whitechapel, London. The Ripper affected society by changing its view on serial killers. In the late nineteenth century five women were found dead. “In each homicide, the victim...

The initial name used to refer to Jack The Ripper was Leather Apron. A great deal of attention surrounded the killers actions and brought a such torment, fear and unrest to the people of England. A slue of letters claiming to be the Ripper were a focal point for the investigation. Walter Sickert’s saliva was...

1: Ted Bundy Theodore Robert Bundy (né Cowell; November 24, 1946 – January 24, 1989) was an American sequential executioner who abducted, assaulted, and killed various women and young girls during the 1970s and perhaps prior. After over a time of disavowals, before his execution in 1989 he admitted to 30 murders that he submitted...

Film Reaction The film depicts an exclusive Jack the Ripper brutally butchering women in London East End slums (Whitechapel). The film shows a sadistic butchery. This implies that the mind of the killer was sociopathic in nature. The firm indicates several instances in which ‘Jack the Ripper mutilated, assaulted, humiliated, and fully demonstrates a full...

Feigenbaum’s ability to lead his normal life alongside his murderous tendencies is a clear motive of Neutralization. Neutralization is the theory that killers will often go onto murderous highs to satiate their psychotic needs, before returning to a calm low state where they may conduct their proper life without suspicion (Matza, 1964). If Carl Feigenbaum...