Where was Jack the Ripper victim found by the police?

Answer 1

There were five confirmed Ripper victims:

Mary Ann 'Polly' Nichols, 5'2" tall, brown eyes, dark complexion, graying brown hair, five front teeth missing, slightly discolored, high cheekbones, scar on forehead from childhood injury. Found murdered at Buck's Row at approximately 3:45 AM. September 24, 1888.

Annie Chapman, 5' tall, 47 years of age at the time of death, pallid complexion, blue eyes, dark brown wavy hair, excellent dental records, stoutly built, thick nose, malnourished and suffering from tuberculosis (possibly had contracted syphilis), slight drinking problem. Found murdered around 27 Hanbury Street at approximately 5:35 AM. Saturday, September 8, 1888

Elizabeth Stride, 5'5" tall, 45 years at time of time of death, pale complexion, light gray eyes, curled dark brown hair, all the teeth in lower left jaw were missing. Found murdered at Berner Street off Commercial Road at approximately 12:45 AM. September 30, 1888.

Catherine Eddowes, 5' tall, hazel eyes, dark auburn hair, tattoo on left forearm that reads "TC." At time of death suffering from Bright's disease, a form of Uremia. Highly spoke of as being intelligent but having a fearsome temper. Found murdered in Mitre Square at approximately 1:45. Sunday, September 30, 1888.

Mary Jane Kelley, 5'7" tall and stoutly built, blond hair, blue eyes, and a fair complexion. found murdered at "McCarthy's Rents" at approximately 10:45 AM. November 9 1888.

Answer 2

I will give the '5 cannical victims':Annie Chapman buried Manor Park Cemetery and Crematorium, Forest Gate, Greater London, London, England.

-Catherine Eddows buried City of London Cemetery and Crematorium, London, Greater London, England.

-Mary Jane Kelly buried St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Leytonstone, Greater London, London, England.

-Mary Anne Nichols buried City of London Cemetery and Crematorium, Greater London, London, England.

-Elizabeth Stride buried East London Cemetery and Crematorium, Newham, Greater London, England.

Answer 3

Of the canonical five victims only Catherine Eddows was discovered by a police- man. PC Robinson discovered Eddows still-warm body as he walked his beat in the early morning hours of September 30, 1888.

Answer 4

As we do not know who he was, or how or when he died, we simply don't know where he was buried.

Answer 5

James Kelly was not Jack The Ripper. He was in America at the time of most of the murders.