I Thought I Knew the Story—Turns Out, I Didn’t
I’ve read a lot about the Blackout Ripper over the years. Articles, forums, documentaries—you name it. Like most people, I thought the case was pretty cut and dry.
This book changed that for me.
It doesn’t try to sensationalize anything. What it does is take the so-called facts we’ve all accepted and quietly, methodically show you how incomplete they really are. It walks you through overlooked details, timelines that don’t add up, and choices that, in hindsight, seem far too convenient.
By the time I reached the final chapters, I wasn’t just questioning the narrative—I was seeing it entirely differently. Not in a dramatic, Hollywood twist kind of way… just a slow, steady realization that we’ve been told a version of the story that leaves out far too much.
If you’re the kind of reader who values substance over style, this book is absolutely worth your time.
“The truth doesn’t disappear—it just waits for someone willing to look for it.”
