JACK THE RIPPER MUSEUM TOUR | WHITECHAPEL | LONDON | VLOG | AXL AND SEAN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Jack the Ripper Museum, Whitechapel, London.
For tickets and more information about the museum, click here: www.jacktherippermuseum.com/
In 1888, Jack the Ripper committed a series of murders in the East End of London that shocked the world. The killings spawned hundreds of theories, books and films, each trying to solve the crimes which, to this day, remain a mystery.
The Jack the Ripper Museum, situated in a historic Victorian house in the heart of Whitechapel, tells the full story of the Jack the Ripper murders.
As you make your way up the stairs, you’ll see details of each murder recorded on the walls. The victims’ names, ages and murder locations are shown, along with newspaper reports and illustrations of the crimes.
As you explore the museum, you will discover everything there is to know about the lives of the victims, the main suspects in the murders, the police investigation and the daily life of those living in the east end of London in 1888. Once you have all the clues, will you be able to solve the mystery of Jack the Ripper?
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☞ Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
02:59 - The East End Street
04:37 - The Sitting Room
05:51 - The Police Station
07:24 - The Bedroom
10:15 - The Mortuary
13:06 - Outro / Final Thoughts
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What is needed is a museum with separate rooms each showing a recreation of the murder sites. The public interest will never cease - and most people want to see the locations as they were!
Great idea - We'd love to see that.
Whoever committed these crimes must have had an appearance which allowed him to blend in with the other inhabitants of Whitechapel. Otherwise, anyone in the area of his crimes would have definitely taken note of his presence and remembered him. That is why I rule out anyone of an upper class status. I think of Lechmere as a viable suspect. He lived and worked in the area. In fact, he walked to work during the wee predawn hours while it was still pitch dark, a time when fewer people were out and about - lessening the chance of being caught.
When I went to London, I actually visited this place! Very fascinating place.
Martha tabrum not natasha
Theres a museum?
9:05 PHOTOS - I understood that the only photo to exist before death was that of Annie Chapman?
Nice video axl
To me, it's always been Walter Sickert, the artist. Some of his work at this time was particularly gruesome.
Hi,Axl and Sean Really enjoyed your video！！！！ can I ask what is the background music at the beginning?
It was purchased through Shutterstock's Audio library, however I forget the name of the track.
I think that it could be a normal working class male who just blends into the background. With a psychotic personality. We will never know for certain, that’s the appeal of it.
JtR was Charles Allen Lechmere, a.k.a. Charles Cross, the man who is known to history as the one who "found" Polly Nichols' body while on his walk to work. There is a ridiculous amount of circumstantial evidence to suggest it was him. If you listen to the case against him, it's pretty compelling.
That's so interesting. It's strange that he is such a recent suspect considering he found the first of the canonical five (also his name and other killings from first glance research). We will definitely be reading about him further. Thanks and hope you enjoyed the content!
Don’t make a blanket statement like it’s fact. To be honest the Lechmere theory assumes a lot. There is not much in the way of character evidence, other than he was present at Ann Nichols murder scene. Lying is the other bit of evidence. There are other suspects with a much more violent profile that are also viable candidates. You believe what you want to believe, but don’t state it like it’s the gospel truth. It’s appearing more and more evident that we will never know the true culprit.
You're wrong.
Charles Lechmere was hiding in plain sight.
Ffs lol 😆 🤣 🧠 morembrains on a false face 🤣 where's finding a body on your way on the statue books 📚 😂 🤣 🗽 ⚖️!!!!!! Human nature 💯 fickle
Only one photo exists of a ripper victim anx thats annie chapman. The rest are fake
That's fascinating! How can that be verified?
@@axlandseanEdward Stowe from house of lech mere, only Annie Chapman photo is genuine.
Absolutely mot true all of the canonical 5 had mortuary photos taken with the exception of Mary Kelly in which the police took a photo of her murder scene.
@@Danny-pc3fx they are not on about the mortuary photos which are all genuine, it's the photos taken of the first victims in everyday photos which are all fake accept the photo of Annie Chapman seated next to her husband.
@@Danny-pc3fx I'm not talking about mortuary photos. Photos in life pre JTR .
Idk why i find this case very fascinating.. it's been more than 2 years knowing about him but still it gives me very curiousity who that person was..
I hope i m visit this meseum one day
16jan2024
11:37PM
Interesting, but conjecture
its pronounded My-Ter not Me-Tree Square
😂 we have since realised
See u at scarefest on the 30 of October
I personally think Francis Tumpledy or however his name is spelt.
No. Too tall, too old, too flamboyant looking, a homosexual and not a local man with intimate knowledge of the area and police beats etc.
Can you not read, mitre square isn't pronounced miter, good god.
Never heard of it.
No way would this bedroom be like what the woman stayed in . They mostly rented a squalid bed for the night . Sleeping on the streets if they shunt make the 4 shillings for a bed . They wore all there clothes in layers because they didn’t have permanent rooms
He was Never cought & arrested by the London Metropolitan Policemen.
He always managed to get away.
Thanks Sherlock
your pronunciations of names is shockingly bad room for improvement 6/10
"Mitar Square" 😂😂😂 How can an English gentleman get that pronunciation so wrong; astounding.
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It was Aron Kosminski wot dunnit....
No it fucking wasn't.
It was Lechmere wot dunnit.
No It woz Kosminski wot likes ofal..