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

[Howard Brown]

Put Into Bellevue Hospital

Brooklyn Citizen
December 13, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Another person pursued by The Ripper


Brooklyn Citizen
June 15, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

In Greenwich....Two Cases

The People
September 23, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

Mad Jack

The People
April 28,1889
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[Howard Brown]

The People
May 5, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

I don't know about anyone else, but the number of people frightened to death by the actions of others and their own thought processes initiated by the Ripper is, in my view, a good indicator of how much of an impact these murders had on local and people distant to the epicenter.

I'd wager quite a few more unreported instances occurred as well......

Reynolds's Newspaper
October 23, 1892
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[Howard Brown]

The People
November 3, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Twenty years after the murders occurred..........

Gloucestershire Echo
January 22, 1908
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[Howard Brown]

Liz Cooper

Shields Daily News
April 12, 1910
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[Howard Brown]

Suicide Of Jack The Ripper Rumor

Irish Times
May 4, 1891
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[Howard Brown]

Lydia Gelsinger

San Francisco Examiner
April 10, 1891
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[Howard Brown]

Sent To Kill Jack The Ripper

Edinburgh Evening News
October 21, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

High Street Tragedy, Glasgow, 1889

Glasgow Evening Citizen
November 12, 1889
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Dundee Advertiser
November 13, 1889
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[Howard Brown]

Old Mr. Bezeley

Southern Echo
January 22, 1894
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[Howard Brown]

Louisa Day


Evening News
November 22, 1888
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