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In this episode Edward Stow answers ten standard objections raised against the theory that Charles Lechmere is the best suspect to be the serial killer known to history as Jack the Ripper, who operated in the streets of the East End of London during the Victorian period.
An online poster called Paul Sutton raised these objections and with his permission I am answering them here.

For a more detailed explanation as to Lechmere's timings on the morning of 31st August 1888, check out this film:
Jack the Ripper: The Evidence for Guilt. Part 1
   • Jack the Ripper: The Evidence for Gui...  

For the explanation as to why witness testimony is unreliable, check out this film:
Jack the Ripper: Cleared?
   • Jack the Ripper - Cleared?  

For an explanation of the Victorian police's lack of understanding of, and in ability to catch psychopathic serial killers, check out this film:
Jack the Ripper Police Suspect Investigated
   • Jack the Ripper Police Suspect Invest...  

Thanks for Julian Kelly for his assistance in making this film.

With thanks to Mike Pemberton for the de-aging and colourisation of the Charles Lechmere photograph and the excellent animations of Lechmere and scenes around Bucks Row.
Mike's YouTube channel can be found here:    / @pembysgamingworld