Gide, André
Gill, John
murder of
Giuseppina (Venetian prostitute)
Gladstone, William Ewart
Gladstone bag, owned by Sickert
Godwin, Beatrice
See also Whistler, Beatrice
Godwin, Edward W.
Goldstein, Esther
Gosling, Howard (detective inspector)
Graphology, books on
Gray’s Anatomy
Greasepaints
Grieve, John
Grover’s Island from Richmond Hill (painting), Sickert
Guest book, The Lizard Hotel
Guilt, psychopaths and
Gull, William
Gun found at Maison Mouton
Gurney Ivory Laid watermark
Gustafsdotter, Elizabeth
See also Stride, Elizabeth
Hagmaier, Bill
Hailstone, A. (police inspector)
Hairs, analysis of
Halévy, Daniel
Hall, Fred
Hall, Marshall
Hamlet, Shakespeare
Hamnett, Nina
Hampstead Heath
Handcart, Rue St. Jean, Dieppe, The (painting), Sickert
Handwriting
in Ripper letters
of Sickert
Hangings, public
Hansom cabs
Harcourt, William
Hardiman, Harriet
Harris, Harry
Harris, Phoebe
Harvey, Kate
Harvey, Maria
Hatfield, James
Havant, England, murder
Hayes, Florence
Height, estimates of
Heinz Gallery, London
He Killed His Father in a Fight (sketch), Sickert
Henry, Eleanor Louisa Moravia “Nelly”
See also Sickert, Nelly
Henry V, Shakespeare
Hermaphroditism
Hey, Ciceley
Heywoode, Thomas
Hide and Seekyll (play)
Highwaymen
Hill, Joan
Hill’s Hotel (“The Lizard”), Cornwall
guest book
Hinckley, John, Jr.
Hinfray, Marie Françoise
Hoaxes, Ripper letters as
Hogarth, William
Holland, Mitch
Holland, Nelly
Homicides
evidence in
medieval era
mistaken for suicides
Homosexuality, Victorian views
Hooke, Robert
Hope, James, Principles and Illustrations of Morbid Anatomy, with Its Complete Series of Coloured Lithographic Drawings
Hops, gathering of
Horse racing, Sickert and
Houndsditch, London
Hudson, Nan
letters from Sickert
Human body
changes after death
Human organs, stealing of
Humor, Victorian era
Husband, Robert
Hutt, George (police constable)
Hypospadias
surgery for
Identification of victims
anthropometry and
Identity of Ripper
theories
Illegitimacy, Victorian views
Illustrated Police News, The
Illustrations of Dissections, Ellis
Impotent fury
Inquests
Chapman murder
Eddows murder
Gill murder
Kelly murder
murdered boy
Nichols murder
Stride murder
Tabran murder
Instant death
International Working Men’s Educational Club (IWMC)
Interviews, Sickert and
Intimacy, Sickert and
Iron bedsteads
Irving, Henry
Islington Public Libraries, Sickert papers
It All Comes from Sticking to a Soldier (painting), Sickert
“Jack,” definitions of
Jack Ashore (painting), Sickert
Jack the Ripper
alleged surgical skills
appearances of
Cornwall guest book entries
DNA testing
games of
identity theories
“Elephant Man” Merrick as
unidentified soldier
letters
clues in
from distant locations
fingerprints
first signed
as hoaxes
motive for
papers written on
Sickert and
unprinted
mistakes made by
modus operandi (MO)
newspaper stories
poem by
and police
possible murders
press and
Sickert and
source of name
victims of
Chapman, Annie
Dimmock, Emily
Eddows, Catherine
Kelly, Mary
McKenzie, Alice
Nichols, Mary Ann
Stride, Elizabeth
Tabran, Martha
wall message
weapons available to
witness descriptions
Jack the Ripper: Letters from Hell, Evans and Skinner
Jack the Ripper’s Bedroom (painting), Sickert
James, Henry
Jews:
Ripper letters and
wall writing reference
Johnson, Emma
Joke, severed arm as
Jones, Inigo
Journalism, of Ripper case
Joynson Superfine watermark
Jurors
Chapman inquest
Justice for Ripper’s victims
Kelly, John
Kelly, Mary
murder of
Kennett, Anne
Keys, stolen, Camden Town murder
Kidney, human, sent by Ripper
Kidney, Michael
Killeen, T. R. (police surgeon)
errors of deduction
Killion, Thomas (police constable)
Kitten, and Kelly Murder
Knives
bloody
purchase of
in Ripper letters
Kosminski, Aaron
Kukri (knife)
Lacassagne, Alexandre
L’Affaire de Camden Town (painting), Sickert
Lambeth Workhouse
Landlord, Ripper story by
Landseer, Thomas
Lane, Catherine
Lane, Harriet
Langham, Samuel Frederick (coroner)
Languages, Sickert and
Law and Liberty League
Lawende, Joseph
Lawrence, Katie
Lawrence, Queenie
Lazarus Breaks His Fast: Self Portrait (painting), Sickert
Leather apron
Ledger, Ripper scrapbook
Leeson, Benjamin (police constable)
Lost London: The Memoirs of an East End Detective
Leg, severed, discovery of
Le Journal (painting), Sickert
Lessore, John
Lessore, Thérèse
Letters:
forensic evidence in
handwriting evaluation
to newspapers
“Whitechapel Murder” file
See also Jack the Ripper, letters ; Sickert, Walter Richard, letters
Levin, Jennifer
Levy, Joseph
Lewis, George
Ligature marks
Lilly, Marjorie
Linguistic combination in Ripper letters
Lipsticks
Lister, Joseph
Liverpool, Ripper references
Livor mortis
Lizard, The. See Hill’s Hotel
Lizard Point, Cornwall
incorrect conclusions
Nichols autopsy
Locations:
distant, Ripper letters mailed from
significant
Lodging house, rooms rented by Ripper
London, Jack
London, England:
air pollution
eighteenth century
Victorian era
police force
See also City of London; East End, London
London Hospital
London’s Unfortunates (prostitutes)
See also Prostitutes
Long, Alfred (police constable)
Long, Elisabeth
Lost London: The Memoirs of an East End Detective, Leeson
Love, psychopaths and
Lundberg, Ada
Lusk, George
Lust murderers
MacColl, D. S.
MacDonald, Arthur
Macnaghten, Melville (chief constable)
Days of My Years
McCarthy, John
McDonald, Roderick (coroner)
McGowan, Robert
McKenzie, Alice
Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs.
Mailing of letters
Maison Mouton (Sickert home, France)
Male figures in Sickert’s artworks
Malthus, Thomas
Manchester, England
Manipulative behavior
Mann, Robert
Mansfield, Richard
Manual of Pathological Anatomy, A, Rokitansky
Marshall, F. E.
Marshall, William
Marsh, Edward
Maybrick, Florence
Maybrick, James
Measurements of paper
Medical examiners
Medical matters, Sickert and
Medical schools, anatomical specimens
Memoirs of police, opposition to
Memory, retentive, of Sickert
Merchant of Venice, The, Shakespeare
Merrick, Joseph Carey (“Elephant Man”)
Metropolitan Police
constables
divisional surgeons
and reward for Ripper’s capture
Ripper letters
Warren as commissioner
Migrant farm workers
Military, Sickert’s interest in
Milton, John
Mishandled evidence, Nichols case
Misspellings in Ripper letters
Mitochondrial DNA
Mitre Square, City of London
Mizen, G. (police constable)
Models, female
prostitutes as
Modus operandi (MO) of psychopaths
Jack the Ripper
attack from the rear
change of
Monckton’s Superfine watermarks
Money, Sickert and
Moore, Frederick
Moore, George
“Moral insanity”
Morley, John
Morning Leader
Mornington Crescent, London
Morris, James
Mortuaries
Mortuary photographs
Catherine Eddows
Elizabeth Stride
Motivation for Ripper murders
“Mr. Nemo” (Sickert’s stage name)
letters from
Murderers
psychopathic
Murders
investigations of
present-day
postmortem details
psychopaths and
unacknowledged, by Ripper
unsolved
Muscle contractions, after death
Music halls, Victorian London
Sickert and
Mylett, Rose
murder of
Name changes
Nationality, Sickert and
Neckerchiefs
Necrophilia
Neil, John (police constable)
Nephritis
Neville, Dr. (police surgeon)
errors of deduction
New Age, The, Sickert article “A Stone Ginger” in
Newberg, Esther
New Bond Street, London
New Scotland Yard
Newspapers
anonymous letters to
and Kelly murder
Ripper and
Sickert and
letters to
See also Jack the Ripper, letters
New York Herald, London edition
and female torso
Sickert articles for
Nichols, Mary Ann
murder of
Nichols, William
Normandy, alleged visit by Sickert
Norwich, John Julius
Nude bodies, paintings of:
female
male
Nuit d’Été (Summer Night) (painting), Sickert
Nurses, nineteenth century
Obese females, Sickert and
Openshaw, Thomas
Ripper letter to
Ordeal, trial by
Organ-stealing, as motive for Ripper
Orgasm, female, Victorian views
Ostend, Belgium
Ostrog, Michael
Overkill, frenzied
Overpopulation, problems of
Painted letters
See also Jack the Ripper, letters
Paintings:
destruction of
by Sickert:
bought by Ellen
crime scenes
exhibition of
Jack the Ripper’s Bedroom
murder scenes
music-hall performers
nudes:
female
male
religious themes
self-portraits
World War I era
Paper
measurement differences of
of Ripper/Sickert letters
See also Watermarks
Paper Chase, The (play)
Paranoia
Pash, Florence
Passing Funeral, A (painting), Sickert
Pasteur, Louis
Patrol (painting), Sickert
Paul, Robert
Payne, George (police supervisor)
“Pearly Poll” (Mary Ann Connolly)
and Tabran murder
Peel, Robert
Pemberton, T. E., letter from Sickert
Penis, fistula of
surgery for
Pennell, Joseph
Penny Black stamp, first
Personas of Sickert
Personnel files, destruction of
Pesh kabz (Indian dagger)
PET (positron emission tomography) scans
Peto, Dorothy
Phail, John (police constable)
Phillips, Annie
Phillips, George (police surgeon)
and Beetmoor murder
and Coles murder
errors of deduction
Stride murder
and Kelly murder
Photographs:
of crime scene
postmortem
Eddows, Catherine
Kelly murder
Stride, Elizabeth
Photography, Sickert’s interest in
Physicians, Victorian era
Physiognomy
Pickle Herring Stairs
Pimlico, London
Pizer, John “Leather Apron”
Poems:
by Oswald Sickert
by Ripper
Poisoning
Police, London
and body parts
Jack the Ripper and
letters
personnel files
public views of
Police Review and Parade Gossip
Police surgeons
Population:
London, Victorian era
psychopathy incidence
Pornography, psychopaths and
Portsmouth, England, murder n
ear
Postcards, clues to Dimmock murder
Postmarks of Ripper letters
missing
Postmortem examinations
Kelly murder
Potter, Emma
Poverty, Victorian London
of women
Prater, Elizabeth
Precipitin tests
Premeditated crimes
Press. See Newspapers
Preston, Charles
Prevaricator, The (painting), Sickert
Princess Alice, shipwreck
Principles and Illustrations of Morbid Anatomy, with Its Complete Series of Coloured Lithographic Drawings, Hope
Prisoners, nineteenth-century London
Procedural errors
Chapman murder
Eddows murder
Nichols murder
Props for psychopaths
Prostitutes
as models, Sickert and
murders of
at racecourses
Sickert’s paintings of
Victorian views of
watching of
Pruitt, Chuck
Psychology of murderer
Psychopaths
character traits
Jekyll/Hyde story and
killers
modus operandi
Sickert as
victims of
violent, and delusional thinking
as voyeurs
See also Jack the Ripper
Public Record Office, Ripper files
Publication of murder details
Punch and Judy shows
script by Oswald Sickert
Purity League
Putana a Casa (painting), Sickert
Racecourses
Raffael, Michael
Raising of Lazarus, The (painting), Sickert
Rape, Victorian views
Rapists
Records, incomplete
missing photographs
missing postmarks
missing reports
Red handkerchief, Sickert and
Reeves, John S.
Regent Street, London
“Resurrectionists” (body snatchers)
Retirement dinner for Abberline
Revolver found at Maison Mouton
Reward offered for Ripper’s capture
Richard I (king of England)
Richardson, Amelia
Richardson, John
Richardson, Miss (friend of Duke of Clarence)
Rigor mortis
“Ripper”
Ripper Diary
Rising Sun public house
Rituals, psychopathic
Robins, Anna Gruetzner
Rockland Bed & Breakfast, Lizard Point, Cornwall
Rokitansky, Carl, A Manual of Pathological Anatomy
Rothenstein, William
Royal London Hospital
Royster, John
Russell, Sir Charles (Chief Justice of England)
St. Mark’s Hospital, London
Saint-Valery-en-Caux, Sickert letter from
Salmon, Frederick
Salvation Army
Sands, Ethel
Saturday Review
“Saucy Jack”
“Saucy Jacky”
Scarves
Schiermeier, Lisa
Schlesinger, Louis B.
Schooling of Sickert
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