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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Wheat from the Chaff
This Ripper subject is a very unstable, divided, undecided subject,that of recent has become the ridicule of many a serious arguement.But what is cool about this whole thing is the Hitchcock Fans,and the Sherlock Fans get left behind.And may i say there are many books out there that will cater for those who have no real interest in who the Killer of Whitechapel in 1888...
Published on September 21, 2003 by teeznutz01

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3.0 out of 5 stars Jack the Ripper as the supernatural
A good tale of whodunnit of the Ripper genre. Jack the Ripper becomes a shaman of the dark forces. Mr. Edwards has quite an imagination that lends itself to the bizarre. I was left wondering why Jack the Ripper did not transform himself into a bat to escape detection? Perhaps Bram Stoker was the Ripper and not Mr. Stephenson? Nevertheless "Black Magic...
Published on February 17, 2003 by Benjamin Akuda


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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Wheat from the Chaff, September 21, 2003
This Ripper subject is a very unstable, divided, undecided subject,that of recent has become the ridicule of many a serious arguement.But what is cool about this whole thing is the Hitchcock Fans,and the Sherlock Fans get left behind.And may i say there are many books out there that will cater for those who have no real interest in who the Killer of Whitechapel in 1888 really was.But Ivor in his book shows that he clearly is a man on the right track,and i`m not sure that its anything to do with imagination. It`s about the evidence that is there. (You reading the right book mate?)

Mr Edwards clearly states his reasons for having Donston as a serious suspect and these reasons past the tests of what is known of the Ripper.
Unfortunately for the sheep and the diaryists the Ripper story was not solved years ago in between the script pages of a Hitchcock or any other directors movie. Or in the pages of a Sherlock Holmes story. this was an actual event that left serious researchers like Mr Edwards with the spirit to find the answers to this whole puzzle.

And you know what ? I think Ivor Edwards has done a fantastic job. The book is written well. The illustrations are great and anyone who passes this book by, MUST be related to P Cornwell.

Roslyn Donston is a very likely suspect in the Ripper story, and if you want an accurate detailed log on the documents and findings from that period i suggest you put your hands in your pockets for those nuggets and get this excellent publication.

"A keen Ripperologist`s must have book" Tee.
A keen Ripperologist. London

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6 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The real rituals of the murders., July 7, 2003
The theory about occult ritual is much better then the masonic ritual theory.I will recommend this book for those who seek occult rituals.The book shows us step by step how the murders ware planned by using a map.And it all will finally come up with a occult symbol where all the victims had been killed in.The suspect in this book is Robert Donston,one who study black magic.If you want to know moore about Donston i recommend The True Face Of Jack The Ripper by Melvin Harris.
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12 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Jack the Ripper as the supernatural, February 17, 2003
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A good tale of whodunnit of the Ripper genre. Jack the Ripper becomes a shaman of the dark forces. Mr. Edwards has quite an imagination that lends itself to the bizarre. I was left wondering why Jack the Ripper did not transform himself into a bat to escape detection? Perhaps Bram Stoker was the Ripper and not Mr. Stephenson? Nevertheless "Black Magic Rituals" is entertaining in the conjectural notion of a serial killer turned warlock. I am sure veteran "ripperologists" will puncture enough water holes in the author's thesis to operate their own sluices perpetually. A "must have" for anyone on the trail of the Ripper.
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Murder With Occult Motive, September 20, 2003
As I read the other two reviews of the book, I can't help but add that although Melvin Harris also came upon this character ( with the invaluable aid of Andy Aliffe...), Harris was NOT the one to display the MOTIVE for these murders with the Vesica Pisces diagram (much like the Zodiac Killer with his (57 degree) radian diagram like the author,Ivor Edwards has. Edwards did an enormous amount of legwork on this great book...real legwork,actually getting out there and well....I don't want to ruin it for you ! I highly recommend this book by a world class criminologist, Ivor Edwards
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars One of the greats..., June 1, 2006
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I would rate this book up there with "the greats" on the Ripperology reference shelf. Mr. Edwards did an excellent job of organizing his thoughts along with the case facts, making this a very easy and pleasant read. It definitely changed my perspective on how I view certain pieces of evidence in the Ripper murders, (which I won't mention so as to not spoil this book). This is a must read for any person with a greater than normal interest in the case. While I personally don't agree with all of Mr. Edwards theories regarding the "rituals", I do feel that a strong case has been built to show that D'Onston was most likely the infamous Jack the Ripper.
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1 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A Correction To My Original Post !!!, September 20, 2003
It should be noted that Bernard O'Donnell was the original researcher into D'onston Stephenson,NOT Melvin Harris. Mr.Harris often gets the credit for O'Donnell's work........
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