Jack The Ripper by Kajal Bhattacharya [Hardcover]

"London, 1888. The splendor of the capital of the world-spanning British Empire was unparalleled. But beneath the lamp lies darkness. The poverty-stricken darkness of Whitechapel and Spitalfields was evidence of this—where crime, abuse of women and children, and prostitution were all too common occurrences. It was there that a different kind of murder spree suddenly began. The victims were unfortunate prostitutes. Their bodies were mutilated and the criminal disappeared into the fog. Who was he?

The seasoned police force was bewildered. Amateur and professional investigators went mad trying to discover the identity of the killer. Newspaper offices were flooded with letters, unsolicited advice, insults, and claims. Among them came a peculiar poem:

I am not a butcher, nor a Jew, not even a captain of Soho-Chelsea. Your jovial friend, that's me; name's Jack the Ripper; greetings to thee.

The killer got a name—that still shakes us across the vast expanse of time. But who was he?

Numerous books have been written about this, and there have been movies and web series. But in Bengali? No, there has never been an attempt to uncover the true identity of this killer in Bengali until now.