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Jack the Ripper was never solved. The DNA “proof” was formally debunked. Now, after 138 years, forensic linguists, criminal profilers & Whitechapel historians reveal what the real science actually found & it’s far more fascinating than the ‘solved’ headlines. Thank you to Cometeer for sponsoring this video! Get $20 off your first order at http://cometeer.com/todayilearnedscience In 1888, five women were murdered in Whitechapel, London in ten weeks. There was no arrest and no confession. For 138 years theories have come and gone. People claimed to have “solved” the case. In 2019, a DNA paper claimed it had finally identified Jack the Ripper himself. The world believed it. But the truth is this case will never be solved, but the reason why and what the real science actually revealed is the story rarely told, but we’re telling it to you today. This is the grand finale of our Spooky Science Series: Jack the Ripper Unmasked. In this video: -Why the “Dear Boss” letter (where the name Jack the Ripper came from) was almost certainly written by a journalist and Scotland Yard knew it back in 1888 -Why the 2019 DNA paper received a formal Expression of Concern from the Journal of Forensic Sciences in 2024 and the raw data went “missing” -What the real science, geographic profiling, computational linguistics, wound pattern analysis, actually tells us about Jack the Ripper -Who the five women really were, beyond the mythology and headlines -The reforms these murders triggered that nobody talks about Video Chapters: 00:00 The City That Built a Killer 07:52 Who They Actually Were 28:04 How a Journalist Invented Jack the Ripper 33:57 The Final Murder 36:47 THE SUSPECTS 39:08 The DNA That "Solved" the Case 48:24 What Science Actually Found 59:37 What Five Women's Deaths Changed Forever 1:02:49 THE LASTING IMPACT EXPERTS IN THIS VIDEO: As always a HUGE thank you to our subject matter experts who were so generous with their time and knowledge to contribute to the creation of this video. Dr. Andrea Nini: Forensic Linguist, University of Manchester. Ran a computational analysis of all 209 Ripper letters (2018, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities). Dr. Kim Rossmo: Criminal Investigative Analyst, Texas State University. Pioneer of geographic profiling; wrote a formal peer-reviewed commentary on the 2019 DNA paper. Mick Priestly: Award-winning true crime author and Whitechapel historian. You can purchase his book here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/916772371/jack-the-ripper-one-autumn-in and watch his own videos at Walking History With Mick Priestly here: https://www.youtube.com/@WalkingHistorywithMick?app=desktop Guest Animator: Ailén Cabrera (https://www.artstation.com/ailencadelvalle) SOURCES: -Keppel, Weis, Brown & Welch (2005) - Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling -Nini (2018) - Digital Scholarship in the Humanities -Louhelainen & Miller (2019) - Journal of Forensic Sciences [Expression of Concern issued 2024] -Rubenhold, H. (2019) - The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper -Charles Booth Poverty Map (1889) - LSE Digital Library -The London Nobody Knows (1967) - dir. Norman Cohen Full list of sources here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x3FprqfJMmMQPFyh71vpIckvlOsK6yBhK9ZZ2Jiuqjk/edit?tab=t.0 CONNECT WITH TODAY I LEARNED SCIENCE Website: https://todayilearned.com TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tilscience Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tilscience/ Substack: https://tilscience.substack.com/ FOR SPONSORSHIPS, COLLABORATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS Contact: [email protected] Need more? Subscribe to Today I Learned Science (@tilscience), where we dive deep into stories across science, history, culture, and the people who shaped our world. From groundbreaking discoveries and scientific controversies to hidden histories and extraordinary lives, we uncover the stories behind how the world actually works. More science worth sharing at Today I Learned Science. ----- YOU'VE REACHED THE END OF THE CASE FILE. Congratulations. You've survived 138 years of theories, suspicious letters, questionable evidence And somehow, we're still arguing about who Jack the Ripper was. ONE LAST TIL Did Jack the Ripper become famous because nobody caught him, or because the newspapers made sure nobody forgot him? What do you think? Make your case in the comments. unTIL next time, stay curious.

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