• S5 E10 | True Crime Time Part 2: William Henry Bury and The 13 Hour Criminal Trial

  • May 30 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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S5 E10 | True Crime Time Part 2: William Henry Bury and The 13 Hour Criminal Trial

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  • On the back door of the flat, chalk graffiti says “JACK RIPPER IS AT THE BACK OF THIS DOOR” and no one is mentioning that at all in the police headquarters. Join Nash and Angel as they try to parse out the most confusingly planned crime of the century, and decide for yourself whether Jack the Ripper abandoned cheery old East End London for small-town Scotland to murder his own wife.

    Okay, if he were Jack the Ripper, though, wouldn’t it have been easier to murder her in Whitechapel and frame the notorious serial killer? Even if he was Jack the Ripper?? But if he wasn’t Jack the Ripper, then why did he basically admit he was?? This, this right here - exactly why we hate true crime.


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