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- James Kelly (20 de abril de 1860 - 17 de septiembre de 1929) fue un joven tapicero que, pocos meses antes de sobrevenir la secuencia de crímenes contra prostitutas en Whitechapel, se fugó del hospital psiquiátrico inglés de Broadmoor donde lo habían recluido por asesinar a su esposa. Kelly es uno de los muchos sospechosos de ser el asesino en serie Jack el Destripador. (es)
- James Kelly (20 April 1860, in Preston, Lancashire – 17 September 1929, in Berkshire) was a young upholsterer who, a few months before the murders in Whitechapel, fled the Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital, where he had been imprisoned for murdering his wife. Kelly is one of many suspected of being Jack the Ripper. He was first identified as a suspect in Terence Sharkey's Jack the Ripper: 100 Years of Investigation (1987), with his case described in more detail in the book Prisoner 1167: The madman who was Jack the Ripper (1997), written by Jim Tully. In 2010, Discovery Channel broadcast a documentary called Jack the Ripper in America, in which retired NYPD cold-case detective Ed Norris investigates the case. Norris claims that James Kelly is not only Jack the Ripper's true identity, but that he is also responsible for a number of 'Ripper-like' murders in the United States. (en)
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- Preston, Lancashire, England (en)
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- Death by hanging; commuted to indefinite confinement in a psychiatric hospital (en)
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- Broadmoor Hospital, Berkshire, England (en)
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- Undated photograph of Kelly (en)
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- James Kelly (20 de abril de 1860 - 17 de septiembre de 1929) fue un joven tapicero que, pocos meses antes de sobrevenir la secuencia de crímenes contra prostitutas en Whitechapel, se fugó del hospital psiquiátrico inglés de Broadmoor donde lo habían recluido por asesinar a su esposa. Kelly es uno de los muchos sospechosos de ser el asesino en serie Jack el Destripador. (es)
- James Kelly (20 April 1860, in Preston, Lancashire – 17 September 1929, in Berkshire) was a young upholsterer who, a few months before the murders in Whitechapel, fled the Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital, where he had been imprisoned for murdering his wife. Kelly is one of many suspected of being Jack the Ripper. He was first identified as a suspect in Terence Sharkey's Jack the Ripper: 100 Years of Investigation (1987), with his case described in more detail in the book Prisoner 1167: The madman who was Jack the Ripper (1997), written by Jim Tully. In 2010, Discovery Channel broadcast a documentary called Jack the Ripper in America, in which retired NYPD cold-case detective Ed Norris investigates the case. Norris claims that James Kelly is not only Jack the Ripper's true identity, but that (en)
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- James Kelly (es)
- James Kelly (murderer) (en)
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