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The Batty Street Lodger - Was He Jack The Ripper?

The story of the Batty Street lodger is both confusing and intriguing in equal measure. In essence, it features a bloodstained shirt that was left with the landlady of a house in Batty Street in the early hours of the 30th of September, 1888, the night of the murders of Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes. In this vide we trace the story of the Batty Street lodger as it appeared in the newspapers between October the 15t and October the 29th 1888. CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 00:30 - Where is Batty Street? 00:43 - The Murder Of Miriam Angel By Israel Lipski 1887 01:28 - The Mysterious Man In The Batty Street Pub 02:44 - Batty Street The Possible Lair of The Whitechapel Murderer. 03:00 - The Arrest Of A German Suspect 03:49 - The Bloodstained Shirt 05:00 - Sergeant William Thicke's Involvement 05:49 - The Story Of The Batty Street Lodger Begins 06:12 - The Police Watching The Murderer's Lodgings 07:01 - Bloodstains Found On His Shirt 07:51 - A Reporter Visits The House 09:00 - The Police Deny The Story 10:34 - The Killer's Escape Route From Berner Street To Batty Street 11:27 - The Police Saying Nothing About The Lodger 12:07 - Latest News On The Bloodstained Shirt 12:58 - Mathew Packer Claims To Know The Lodger 14:03 - The Landlady, Mrs. Kuer's Denials 14:28 - The Lodger Explains The Blood Stains 15:24 - A Newspaper Interview With Mrs. Kuer 16:26 - A Fellow Lodger Corrects A Newspaper 18:06 - Was The Lodger Dr. Francis Tumblety? 18:38 - Conclusion 19:02 - Closing Credits We look at the various different accounts of the mysterious "lodger", and look at the truth of whether or not the blood-stained shirt was actually related to the Whitechapel murders. We also assess the suggestion that has emerged in recent years that the Batty Street Lodger was none other than Jack the Ripper suspect Dr. Francis Tumblety.