The Chicago Sun Times offers an interesting look at a new book speculating that H.H. Holmes, the serial killer of Scarlet Mansion fame, might also be responsible for the Jack the Ripper murders. Read more here.
It's an interesting what-if? if nothing more, right up there with Orson Wells as a suspect in the Black Dahlia case. More on that here.
Perhaps it would make an interesting fictional story. We've seen more than one novel based on historic figures who happen to co-exist.
Now it might be interesting if Sherlock Holmes had to investigate the British murders of his American cousin, H.H.
Has that already been done?
It's an interesting what-if? if nothing more, right up there with Orson Wells as a suspect in the Black Dahlia case. More on that here.
Perhaps it would make an interesting fictional story. We've seen more than one novel based on historic figures who happen to co-exist.
Now it might be interesting if Sherlock Holmes had to investigate the British murders of his American cousin, H.H.
Has that already been done?
2 comments:
I didn't know about that theory on Jack. Interesting. I might try to read more on the topic.
I suppose it could be said in this case, the devil is in the details as well as the white city.
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