'That's not my thing, but this is our equivalent to the story of Jack the Ripper.
We'll make them all believe the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) is Jack the Ripper.
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Set in 1889, "Ripper Street" explores the gritty aftermath of the Jack the Ripper murders in Whitechapel.
McQueen's collection, which he called "Jack the Ripper Stalks His Victims" (a good East London reference), was shown in 1992.
Series creator and writer Richard Warlow ("Mistresses") wanted to tap into how the Jack the Ripper murders still resonate today.
In 1888, Jack the Ripper's fifth and last known victim, Mary Jane Kelly, was found in her room in London's Whitechapel.
In Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's 1990s serial graphic novel "From Hell, " Jack the Ripper kills women in a ritual pattern based on the geography of Hawksmoor's churches.
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Scientists named the slasher gamma secretase, but this is about the same as calling an unknown serial killer "Jack the Ripper" or "The Unabomber" and drawing a composite sketch.
Back when it was controversial to drag the fashion set to the East End (and this is Jack the Ripper country), you might spot rats the size of cats.
The comic-book series "From Hell, " in which Moore uses the Jack the Ripper killings as a precursor to 20th-century violence, runs to about 500 pages, including 40-plus pages of footnotes.
While you're in the neighborhood, you might want to retrace the steps of the irrepressible Jack the Ripper, the monster who terrorized Whitechapel in 1888 and whose identity remains a mystery.
Later on in the game you can also tap into your darker side, invoking your Jack the Ripper alter-ego which gives you an extra combat boost for a short period of time.
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Born in the East End of London, the son of street traders, Herbert grew up in Whitechapel -- where Jack the Ripper once stalked his victims -- in an area badly hit by Second World War bombing raids.
After 25 years, police say they could no longer prosecute the man - dubbed Wearside Jack - who sent letters and a tape to police claiming to be the Yorkshire Ripper.
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