Jack The Ripper Fact-Fridays

After ripper victim, Polly Nichols’ estranged husband stopped her allowances in 1882, she spent the next twelve months in and out of Lambeth Workhouse. In March of 1883, she attempted to pull herself together and moved in with her father. Arguments ensued, and he was to testify that she “was not a particularly sober woman”, but that he “knew would (she) come to a bad end”. He also testified that he did not kick her out of his house but that she left on her own in May of 1883.

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Jack The Ripper Fact

I apologize for the late publishing of this post i have had company in town for Stephanie’s graduation.
Suspect James Kelly was scheduled to be hanged for killing his wife but one more psychiatrist examined him and found him insane. He was sentenced to Broadmoor Asylum For The Criminally Insane in 1883. He escaped in January of 1888, just months before the murders began.