Author: Richard Jones

In the early hours of the 7th August 1888 the body of local prostitute Martha Tabram (also known as Martha Turner) was found on a first floor landing of George Yard Buildings.  Martha had spent the previous evening […]

As I have mentioned in previous articles the key to our standing as the premier Aldgate East Jack the Ripper Tour is that we use the World’s greatest authorities on the subject as guides. Let’s be honest. Who […]

One of the keys to our standing as the premier Jack the Ripper Walking tour in London is the quality and the credentials of our tour guides. We offer you acknowledged World authorities on the case and one […]

With the beginning of August 1888 the Metropolitan Police, to whom fell the responsibility of policing the streets of the Victorian, were about to be confronted by a series of crimes that would stretch their resources to the […]

As July 1888 was drawing to a close, the people of the East End of London were going about their everyday lives little suspecting that, somewhere in the depths of the area, a murderous maniac was preparing to […]

One of the major problems with the Jack the Ripper Tours in London is that they’re just so popular. Indeed, it could be argued that the walks that follow in the footsteps of the World’s most infamous serial […]

As part of our commitment to bringing you great information and top notch videos on Jack the Ripper we take a look at a, now lost, part of history. In today’s short film leading ripperologist Richard Jones leads […]

It’s time for another of our Jack the Ripper Quizzes. This time we’re giving away a great prize. A six person Gift Voucher entitling yourself and five friends (that is if you win the quiz!) will be sent […]

Tucked away off a side street a stone’s throw away from Bank Underground Station is this tiny little courtyard that is now gated off to the general public. There is nothing here to suggest that this was in […]

It’s been a while since the daily blog took a break from the crimes of Jack the Ripper. So today I thought I’d take a look at a common mistake that people are apparently making concerning the Beatles […]