What was Jack The Ripper's occupation?

Answer 1

Jack the Ripper was a horrible man born quite awhile ago. He killed innocent prostitutes. They never found Jack the Ripper but they believe he did this because he got a sexual disease from a prostitute.

Answer 2

If you mean "What did Jack the Ripper do for a living" I wouldn't be able to help you. Jack the Ripper's identity is unknown to this very day. Here are a few of the main suspects; Aaron Kosminski, a polish hairdresser went insane and died in an asylum, Montague John Druitt, a teacher who killed himself 1 month after the last murder, and Dr. Francis Tumblety, a quack Doctor Who hated women.

Hopefully this helps!

The Whitechapel Murderer held a day job, as evidenced by the time of the killings, mostly on weekends and holidays. Those few people who may have seen the actual murderer, such as Mr. Long or George Hutchinson, describe him as well dressed with the 'appearance of a clerk'. He may very well have been an accountant or bookkeeper.

Answer 3

The Ripper was never identified so there is no way to know for sure what he did for a living. We know he had a least one hobby though. From his crimes there are some clues as to his possible profession. The times of the murders were for the most part late at night and early morning hours. He probably had a job that allowed him time to stalk the streets all night. He either didn't need a lot of sleep or he didn't have to get up early and be at an office desk. It doesn't narrow it down much since this could have been thousands of men in London. The misconception that he must have been a doctor still comes up when discussing the killer. Looking at how he left the bodies, there was nothing precise or expert about it. Even working in the dark a physician would most likely have had careful, straighter cuts than the jagged mess that the Ripper left at the crime scenes.

Answer 4

most of them were married and he killed because he couldn't find love so he would kill. then they could find out what it is like not to have a loved one