Element 16- Suicide, Madness, & Sudden Death Brought On By The Murders

[Howard Brown]

Mrs. Sodo ( actual surname ) is but one of several people seriously affected by the murders.

South Wales Echo
October 11, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

South Wales Echo
October 24, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

South Wales Echo
December 12, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Jane Tripp

San Francisco Chronicle
July 29, 1893
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[Howard Brown]

Martha McMarrin of Mullabrack

South Wales Echo
January 10, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Robert Hiron of Whitechapel

South Wales Echo
April 27, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

St. Pancras Mystery


South Wales Echo
April 30, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

In Newry

Not fatal, but a dislocated shoulder is a pain in the ass....

South Wales Echo
May 6, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

A Lunatic At 19

South Wales Echo
June 24, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Tries To Murder Own Children

South Wales Echo
October 31, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Murder of Mrs. Cooper

New York Evening World
November 12, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Suicide of Mr. Ralston

Some might believe Mr. Ralston was already unhinged before he went down to Whitechapel....then again, maybe the experience unhinged him.

Vermont Watchman
Monpelier, Vermont
April 3, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Mrs. Burridge

Dundee Courier
September 15, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Schoolmaster Cornish

Morning Post
November 14, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Mrs. Goody