Thomas Cutbush was named as the Ripper by the Sun newspaper on the 13th February 1894. The possibility of Thomas Cutbush being Jack the Ripper was thoroughly investigated by the police at the time, and shown to be without foundation.
Dr. Thomas Neill Cream didn't suspect anyone as Jack the Ripper, he was too busy killing people himself. Whereas the Ripper used a knife, Dr. Cream used poison, one of the most cowardly ways to commit murder.
He didn't. Jack the Ripper was never caught.
No. Kasminsky was not the Ripper, in fact he was never even a serious suspect.
Scotland Yard detectives. It was easy once they received several letters signed Jack The Ripper. That made him the number one suspect.
There were 24 suspects. The first suspect was Montague John Druitt.
Like many other Ripper suspects, Thompson was associated with Jack The Ripper only by the flimiest of circumstances. Thompson had trained as a medical doctor and he lived just south of Whitechapel. Other than that I could find no other reason for him to be a suspect.
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Thomas Bates was a witness that saw the ripper while he was walking from the place of one of his murders.
The only Joe Birdsey I could find lived in the 1600's. That would make him about 200 years too early to be a Ripper suspect.
He was an avid sportsman who was discovered drowned in the Thames river on December 31, 1888 and was the son of a medical practitioner. With the theory that the ripper was a butcher or a doctor or someone in a doctor's family, he was considered a suspect since the ripper didn't kill no more after 1888. He died in the last day or the year 1888. Those were the fact in considering him as a suspect.
Jacob Levy was born in 1856, so when the murders occurred in 1888 he was 32.
Nobody knows who Jack the Ripper was.