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Elizabeth Stride

Elizabeth Stride

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Oct 7, 2026

Black Box NedHOST
3:46
Then there was the double event on September thirtieth of eighteen eighty-eight.
Black Box NedHOST
3:49
And the night after the police received the letter, victims Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes were murdered.
Black Box NedHOST
3:55
Because the letter had threatened to clip a victim's ears, and Eddowes' ears were mutilated, the police took the letter very seriously, rocketing the Jack the Ripper name into global notoriety.
Black Box NedHOST
4:08
Modern forensic linguistics, such as the studies by Dr. Andrea Nini, link the Dear Boss letter and the Saucy Jacky postcard, and even a third letter, the Moab and Midian letter, which Bowling personally transcribed and sent to the police.
Darren MarlarHOST
44:04
The victim was a prostitute named Mary Ann Nichols.
Darren MarlarHOST
44:08
Her death was followed by those of Annie Chapman and Elizabeth Stride on September 8.
Darren MarlarHOST
44:14
On September 30, the Ripper claimed Catherine Eddowes.
Darren MarlarHOST
44:17
Organs had been removed from the bodies of both Chapman and Eddowes, including the latter woman's uterus.
speaker_2HOST
38:06
Endless theories.
speaker_3HOST
38:08
And in all of that, the actual victims, Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly, were reduced to literal footnotes, props on a foggy stage.
speaker_2HOST
38:20
Just bodies in an alley.
speaker_3HOST
38:22
Rubenhold asks a devastating question.
Don MastersonHOST
53:12
So are Kelly's account of their week and the station sergeant's account of the hour she left police custody.
Don MastersonHOST
53:19
The other women commonly named in this case also deserve their full names: Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, and Mary Jane Kelly.
Don MastersonHOST
53:30
The title given to the murderer has become an industry of theories.
Don MastersonHOST
53:35
Their names should not function only as clues in it.
George HrabHOST
28:26
In frustration, Nikola Tesla uses his cathode death ray to launch himself to the moon.
George HrabHOST
28:33
On this day in 1888, Jack the Ripper kills his third and fourth victims, Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Edos.
George HrabHOST
28:41
If you have any information about these killings, please call 1-800-HOT-TIPS.
George HrabHOST
28:45
All calls are confidential.
Margherita VitaliHOST
1:49
Perché stasera, in questo 30 settembre del 1888, Jack lo Squartatore ha ucciso due donne.
Margherita VitaliHOST
1:56
E i loro nomi sono Elizabeth Stride e Catherine Eddowes.
Margherita VitaliHOST
2:00
Ucciderà ancora per un'ultima volta, per quanto noi sappiamo, il 9 novembre di questo stesso anno, e poi scivolerà via per sempre lasciando tutto il mondo e la storia con un sacco di domande.
Margherita VitaliHOST
2:11
Chi fosse quell'uomo, ad esempio, perché fece ciò che fece e con quale logica scelse le sue vittime.
Woody OvertonHOST
2:51
In the early morning hours of September the 30th, 1888, The unidentified serial killer known as Jack the Ripper murdered two women in London's Whitechapel district within hours of each other.
Woody OvertonHOST
3:07
The first was Elizabeth Stride, and her body was discovered around 1 a.m. in Yale.
Woody OvertonHOST
3:14
Her throat was slit, but her body didn't have any further mutilations on it.
Woody OvertonHOST
3:21
So experts believe the killer may have been interrupted, right, because Jack the Ripper did a lot of stuff.
Linda RanellaHOST
19:55
It was the first in North America to serve a system of private and commercial customers.
Linda RanellaHOST
20:00
In 1888, Jack the Ripper killed his third and fourth known victims, Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes, in London.
Linda RanellaHOST
20:08
Stride was found with her throat cut while Eddowes had severe mutilations to her body and face.
Linda RanellaHOST
20:15
In 1918, President Woodrow Wilson addressed the Senate, urging the passage of the 19th Amendment to grant women the right to vote.
Andy MercerHOST
71:28
I can take you around them so you ever catch the episode.
Andy MercerHOST
71:32
of ghost hunters in london doing the jet ripper tour it's me i had hair then and my beard was darker but he's taking him on the tour so it's one that's fascinating me i just very briefly my wife is from the area we've met years later of course and um where her parents were married is across the road from one of the murder sites and she had no idea But it's where, well, possibly Elizabeth Stride is, possibly a river victim.
Andy MercerHOST
71:58
There's a question whether she is or isn't.
Andy MercerHOST
71:59
But Duffield's Yard, which is where she was killed, is literally across the road from the Oxford and St George Club where her parents were married.
Marty SheargoldHOST
9:50
Give us a shot of that rum, will you, Gavin? Phew.
Marty SheargoldHOST
9:54
1888, how's this? Jack the Ripper murders two more women, Liz Stride and Kate Eddowes.
Marty SheargoldHOST
10:02
Um, Liz and Kate, wrong place, wrong time, with a maniac on the loose.
Marty SheargoldHOST
10:08
And really, honestly, what's changed in terms of men killing women? The world just eats balls, doesn't it? 1888.

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