A Liverpool woman who was brutally attacked by the Yorkshire Ripper 40 years ago but survived to tell the tale has revealed how she has finally conquered her demons.

Jack the Ripper targeted prostitutes, as did the Yorkshire Ripper. The 1888 victims were named Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly.

JIMMY Savile was quizzed by detectives investigating the Yorkshire Ripper murders, ... Rubbishing claims the late DJ abused around 300 victims over six decades, ... Follow Liverpool Echo: ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. The Yorkshire Ripper had already murdered four women when police announced he’d killed his first “innocent.” Unlike the serial killer’s other victims, 16-year ...

Peter Sutcliffe, known as the Yorkshire Ripper claimed the lives of thirteen women, including Wilma McCann (mother of four) and sixteen-year-old Jayne McDonald.

The Yorkshire Ripper hoaxer who derailed the investigation into the serial killer desperately tried to hide his voice when finally arrested, a retired police chief has revealed. Chris Gregg, 68 ...

The Ripper, a new Netflix NFLX four-part docuseries on the Yorkshire Ripper murders in late 1970s England, is now on the streaming platform. The choice of title for the series was criticized by ...

Only a few years after the death of the so-called Yorkshire Ripper, the true-crime series The Long Shadow, premiering on Sundance Now and AMC+ on Thursday, March 21, presents the “definitive ...

A police force has apologised for the "language, tone and terminology" used in the 1970s to describe some of the Yorkshire Ripper's victims. Senior West Yorkshire officers said some of the 13 ...

LONDON (AP) — The British serial killer known as the “Yorkshire Ripper” died Friday, reviving unsettling memories of a killing spree that bred fear across northern England in the late 1970s. He was 74 ...

LONDON (AP) — The British serial killer known as the “Yorkshire Ripper” died Friday, reviving unsettling memories of a killing spree that bred fear across northern England in the late 1970s.