The Prince, His Tutor and the Ripper

The narrative explores the intriguing possibility that James Kenneth Stephen, a tutor to Prince Eddy, could be Jack the Ripper. While he superficially aligns with the characteristics outlined by investigators, the book delves into whether he possessed the capacity for the horrific violence associated with the infamous serial killer. Through this examination, it raises questions about identity, societal perceptions, and the nature of evil in the context of one of history's most notorious mysteries.