Discover the intriguing and meticulously researched new publication by Sarah Bax Horton at the upcoming event, "Book Launch - One-Armed Jack: Uncovering the Real Jack the Ripper." Delve into an evening of exploration, Q&A, and refreshments as Horton unveils groundbreaking findings in her highly revelatory book. Through original research and fresh analysis, Horton unveils a compelling new suspect for the infamous Jack the Ripper, challenging conventional beliefs.

By employing a unique analytical approach, Horton identifies a named perpetrator as Jack the Ripper, drawing connections between eyewitness testimonies and official medical records to reveal his distinctive physical traits. This new revelation suggests that the culprit's broken left arm in early 1888 triggered a series of gruesome murders, indicative of a severe physical and mental decline due to epilepsy.

As a seasoned former government researcher with a specialization in analysis, Horton meticulously reconstructs each of the six murders attributed to the suspect, showcasing his escalating violence and distinct modus operandi. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights from Horton's in-depth examination of the Jack the Ripper case, shedding light on the previously undisclosed links between key figures and eyewitnesses. The event will take place on August 7, 2024, at the London Metropolitan Archives in London, free of charge.

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