Was Jack the Ripper Queen Victoria's grandson
A London newspaper cites an article claiming Jack the Ripper was Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence, Victoria's grandson. Dr. Thomas Stowell's Criminology piece links an heir to the throne to the murders, citing unnamed evidence and royal doctor Sir William Gull.
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Mapp raid uncovers $1 million in heroin and stolen goods
New York police seized more than $1 million in heroin and stolen merchandise including art, antiques, electronics, jewelry, and furs from the Cape Cod home of Mrs. Dollree Mapp in Queens. The 42 year old, linked to narcotics charges, had been under surveillance after moving from Cleveland two years ago.
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