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|title=Jack the Ripper: CSI: Whitechapel

|author=John Bennett and Paul Begg

|publisher=Andre Deutsch

|date=October 2012

|summary=Several minor flaws don't stop this book from being a successful evocation of the Whitechapel Murders, and the world they happened in then and now.

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He was an avenging doctor, he was a foreign madman, he was royalty, he was a she – he was even ''Sherlock'' bleeding ''Holmes''. Whoever the actual Jack the Ripper was I doubt will ever be known. What is for sure is that new books that cover the subject with any conviction have to fall into one of two camps – those positing a new suspect, or those presenting the known facts about the crimes and their victims in a new fashion. This book is definitely in the latter category.