🔍 The most compelling Jack the Ripper theory you've never heard.
For 135 years, the identity of Jack the Ripper has remained history's greatest mystery. But what if the killer wasn't hiding in the shadows? What if he was the very man who "discovered" the first victim?
Host Paul Stiling investigates Charles Lechmere - the carman who found Polly Nichols' body in Buck's Row, August 1888. Using verified witness testimony, inquest records, and timeline analysis, we uncover disturbing evidence that suggests Jack the Ripper may have been hiding in plain sight.
THIS EPISODE EXAMINES:
NO THEORIES. NO SPECULATION. JUST VERIFIED FACTS.
Based on extensive research by Christer Holmgren and documented evidence from 1888 police files, newspaper reports, and inquest testimonies. Every claim is verified and sourced.
⚠️ Content Warning: Discussion of violent crimes and murder details. Listener discretion advised.
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Turn down the lights. Some secrets refuse to stay buried.
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