Broadly speaking, Jack the Ripper would have been one of seven types of suspects. Which of these is the most likely in your humble opinion?
If you have any reasons for thinking thus, we would love to hear them.

One of the top known suspects (e.g., Tumblety)
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22.45%
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11
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One of the lesser known suspects (e.g., Bury)
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18.37%
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9
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One of the preposterous suspects (e.g., Carroll)
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0.00%
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0
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One of the well-known contemporary figures who has never been suspected (e.g., A. C. Doyle)
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0.00%
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0
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One of the minor contemporary figures who has never been suspected (e.g., McCarthy)
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6.12%
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3
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Some contemporary figure who would otherwise never be suspected (e.g., Abberline)
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2.04%
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1
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A completely unknown suspect who has never been named or identified
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51.02%
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25
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