This just another one of those "documentaries" whose title catches your eye, but as you go through it, the "investigation" leads down one blind alley then another.
DNA test of the shawl purportedly belonging to one of the victims. It's so valuable, it's kept at a secret location, which turns out to be what appears to be an empty house with paint peeling off the walls. How do we know it's a victims shawl? Because the guy that owns it says so. Is there any usable DNA? No.
Handwriting analysis of a Ripper letter and the suspects. Are they a match? Inconclusive.
DNA analysis from the back of a stamp that "will blow the investigation wide open". It's female DNA
But there's PROOF!!! If you add a couple of things, the suspect matches an FBI profile. But so do thousands of males in the U.K. in the 19th century.
Don't bother. Seriously.
DNA test of the shawl purportedly belonging to one of the victims. It's so valuable, it's kept at a secret location, which turns out to be what appears to be an empty house with paint peeling off the walls. How do we know it's a victims shawl? Because the guy that owns it says so. Is there any usable DNA? No.
Handwriting analysis of a Ripper letter and the suspects. Are they a match? Inconclusive.
DNA analysis from the back of a stamp that "will blow the investigation wide open". It's female DNA
But there's PROOF!!! If you add a couple of things, the suspect matches an FBI profile. But so do thousands of males in the U.K. in the 19th century.
Don't bother. Seriously.
