Portrait of a Killer: Jack the Ripper--Case Closed (56 page)

Bedford Music Hall

murder in

paintings of

Sickert’s studio

Camden Town Murder, The,
(painting), Sickert

Cannibalism

Captivity, psychopaths and

Carnival, crime scene as

Case, Miss E.

Case records, sealing of

Casper, Johann Ludwig

Casual wards

Celebrities, Sickert and

Central Finger Print Bureau, Scotland Yard

Chambers, Robert

Chandler, Joseph (police inspector)

Chapman, Annie

burial of

murder of

conflicting witness statements

Childhood abuse, and psychopathy

Children:

female, as music-hall performers

murders of

Sickert and

surgery on

Chinn (Nelson Tavern proprietor)

Chloroform

Christian VIII (king of Denmark)

Christianity, Sickert and

Church, Sickert and

Churchill, Winston

City of London

Mitre Square

City of London Police:

and Beetmoor murder

and Eddows murder

Ripper letters

Clarence, Edward, Duke of

Class system, problems of

Clipping book kept by Abberline

Clothing:

cutting through

as evidence

worn by Ripper

Clues:

in Cornwall guest book

to Dimmock murder, postcards

to Eddows murder

to Gill murder

present-day technology and

in Ripper letters

mishandled

in Sickert’s artworks

Coal, as fuel

Cobden, Ellen Melicent Ashburner

after father’s death

See also
Sickert, Ellen Cobden

Cobden, Janie

feminism of

letters

and Sickert

Cobden, Kate (Mrs. Richard)

Cobden, Katie (daughter)

Cobden, Richard

statue of

Cobden, Richard Brooks (son)

Coles, Frances

Computerized image enhancement

Conduit Street, London

Connolly, Mary Ann “Pearly Poll”

Conscience, psychopaths and

Conspiracy theories

Constables

Contraception, Victorian views

Control, loss of

Conway, Thomas

Cooper, Alfred Duff

Cooper, Eliza

Coram, Thomas

Coriolanus,
Shakespeare

Corn Laws, repeal of

Cornwall

Sickert connection

Coroners

Coroner’s court, England

Corporation of London Records Office “Whitechapel Murders” file

Cosmetics

Coveralls, white, worn by Sickert

Cox, Mary Ann

Cremation

Crimes:

Sickert’s interest in

solution of

Crime scenes:

Eddows murder

Kelly murder

Nichols murder

photographs of

present-day management of

Ripper murders

Tabran murder

Crime scene scope

Criminal Investigation Department (CID)

Criminal population, psychopathy in

Cromwell, Oliver

Cross, Charles

Crow, Alfred

Cut throats

Cymbeline,
Shakespeare

Daily Chronicle

Daily Telegraph, The

Dairyman, peculiar experience

Damaging information about Sickert, publication of

Darwin, Charles,
Expression of the Emotions

Davis, John

Days of My Years,
Macnaghten

Dead bodies

sketches of

Death

causes of

stab wound to heart

investigation objective

psychopaths and

violent, Cornwell and

Death and the Maiden
(painting), Sickert

Death inquests.
See
Inquests

Deduction errors

Chapman murder

Dimmock murder

Eddows murder

Gill murder

severed arm

Stride murder

Tabran murder

Degas, Edgar

Delusional thinking

Depression, psychological

Despair
(painting), Sickert

Detectives, Metropolitan Police

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,
and psychopathy

Diary, of Abberline

Dickens, Charles

Bleak House

surgery without anesthesia

Die Fliegende Blatter

Diemschutz, Louis

Dieppe, France

Sickert’s friends in

Dimmock, Emily

murder of

Sickert and

Disappearances

of Sickert

of Sickert associates

Discrepancies in police reports

Disease:

fear of

prostitution as

Disguises

Ripper and

Sickert and

Disraeli, Benjamin

Divisional surgeons, Metropolitan Police

Divorce of Sickerts

Djambia
(Oriental dagger)

DNA:

of Sickert, lack of

testing

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
(play)

See also The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
Stevenson

Documents, missing from Ripper cases

Donovan, John

Doss-houses

Drugs, Sickert and

Druitt, Montague John

DNA tests

Druitt, Robert

Druitt, William

Drunkenness, Victorian views

Du Jardin, Karel

Duke (doctor from Spitalfields)

Dunoyer de Segonzac, André

East End, London, Victorian era

causes of death

female torso found in

mortuary

and Ripper

Sickert and

vigilance committee

East London, Victorian era

East London Observer

Echo

Eddows, Catherine

murder of

facial mutilation

mortuary photograph

Eden, Sir William

Edison, Thomas

Editors, letters to

“Elderly Gentleman” letter to
The Times

“Elephant Man” (Joseph Carey Merrick)

Ellis, George Viner,
Illustrations of Dissections

Emaciated females, Sickert and

Emmons, Robert

Employment, for women

England, murder investigations

English Channel crossings

English Review, The,
Sickert article

Ennui
(painting), Sickert

Envelopes, difficulty in testing

Environmental pollution, nineteenth-century London

Epispadias

Eriugena, Johannes Scotus

Escape route, from Chapman murder

Etching ground, bloodlike

Evans, Stewart P.,
Jack the Ripper: Letters from Hell

Evening Standard,
and Camden Town murder paintings

Events, peculiar

Evidence in Ripper murders

collection of

Eddows murder

mishandling of

Executions, public

Exhibitions of Sickert’s works

Expression of the Emotions,
Darwin

Eyes of dead people

Facial mutilations

Fair at Night, Dieppe, The
(painting), Sickert

Fairstein, Linda

Famous Crimes

Fantasies, psychopathic

Female orgasm, Victorian views

Female remains, unidentified

Feminism, Victorian era

Ferrara, Paul

Ffrangcon-Davies, Gwen

Fielding, Henry

Fielding, John

Fierro, Marcella

Finances:

Oswald Sickert and

Walter Sickert and

Fingerprints

Fisher, Richard

Fistulas

surgeries for

Flemish hounds.
See
Bloodhounds

Fliegende Blatter, Die

Fog, London

Forensic pathologists

Forensic science

anthropology

blood spatter patterns

and Chapman murder scene

facial reconstructions

testing of Ripper letters

Victorian era

Sickert’s knowledge of

Foster, Frederick William

France:

Sickert’s move to

travel from England

unsolved murders

François, Madame, unsolved murder

From Constable to Commissioner,
Smith

Frontal lobe of brain

abnormality of, and psychopathy

Funerals of victims, murderers at

Fuseli (artist)

Galton, Francis

Gambling, Sickert and

Games, psychopathic

Garrotting

Gatti’s Hungerford Palace of Varieties

Ripper and

Sickert’s sketches

Gender, ambiguity of

Genetic markers

Genitals, malformation of

“Gentleman slummer,” Sickert as

George Yard Buildings, murder of Tabran

Gide, André

Gill, John

murder of

Giuseppina (Venetian prostitute)

Gladstone, William Ewart

Gladstone bag, owned by Sickert

Godwin, Beatrice

See also
Whistler, Beatrice

Godwin, Edward W.

Goldstein, Esther

Gosling, Howard (detective inspector)

Graphology, books on

Gray’s Anatomy

Greasepaints

Grieve, John

Grover’s Island from Richmond Hill
(painting), Sickert

Guest book, The Lizard Hotel

Guilt, psychopaths and

Gull, William

Gun found at Maison Mouton

Gurney Ivory Laid watermark

Gustafsdotter, Elizabeth

See also
Stride, Elizabeth

Hagmaier, Bill

Hailstone, A. (police inspector)

Hairs, analysis of

Halévy, Daniel

Hall, Fred

Hall, Marshall

Hamlet,
Shakespeare

Hamnett, Nina

Hampstead Heath

Handcart, Rue St. Jean, Dieppe, The
(painting), Sickert

Handwriting

in Ripper letters

of Sickert

Hangings, public

Hansom cabs

Harcourt, William

Hardiman, Harriet

Harris, Harry

Harris, Phoebe

Harvey, Kate

Harvey, Maria

Hatfield, James

Havant, England, murder

Hayes, Florence

Height, estimates of

Heinz Gallery, London

He Killed His Father in a Fight
(sketch), Sickert

Henry, Eleanor Louisa Moravia “Nelly”

See also
Sickert, Nelly

Henry V,
Shakespeare

Hermaphroditism

Hey, Ciceley

Heywoode, Thomas

Hide and Seekyll
(play)

Highwaymen

Hill, Joan

Hill’s Hotel (“The Lizard”), Cornwall

guest book

Hinckley, John, Jr.

Hinfray, Marie Françoise

Hoaxes, Ripper letters as

Hogarth, William

Holland, Mitch

Holland, Nelly

Homicides

evidence in

medieval era

mistaken for suicides

Homosexuality, Victorian views

Hooke, Robert

Hope, James,
Principles and Illustrations of Morbid Anatomy, with Its Complete Series of Coloured Lithographic Drawings

Hops, gathering of

Horse racing, Sickert and

Houndsditch, London

Hudson, Nan

letters from Sickert

Human body

changes after death

Human organs, stealing of

Humor, Victorian era

Husband, Robert

Hutt, George (police constable)

Hypospadias

surgery for

Identification of victims

anthropometry and

Identity of Ripper

theories

Illegitimacy, Victorian views

Illustrated Police News, The

Illustrations of Dissections,
Ellis

Impotent fury

Inquests

Chapman murder

Eddows murder

Gill murder

Kelly murder

murdered boy

Nichols murder

Stride murder

Tabran murder

Instant death

International Working Men’s Educational Club (IWMC)

Interviews, Sickert and

Intimacy, Sickert and

Iron bedsteads

Irving, Henry

Islington Public Libraries, Sickert papers

It All Comes from Sticking to a Soldier
(painting), Sickert

“Jack,” definitions of

Jack Ashore
(painting), Sickert

Jack the Ripper

alleged surgical skills

appearances of

Cornwall guest book entries

DNA testing

games of

identity theories

“Elephant Man” Merrick as

unidentified soldier

letters

clues in

from distant locations

fingerprints

first signed

as hoaxes

motive for

papers written on

Sickert and

unprinted

mistakes made by

modus operandi (MO)

newspaper stories

poem by

and police

possible murders

press and

Sickert and

source of name

victims of

Chapman, Annie

Dimmock, Emily

Eddows, Catherine

Kelly, Mary

McKenzie, Alice

Nichols, Mary Ann

Stride, Elizabeth

Tabran, Martha

wall message

weapons available to

witness descriptions

Jack the Ripper: Letters from Hell,
Evans and Skinner

Jack the Ripper’s Bedroom
(painting), Sickert

James, Henry

Jews:

Ripper letters and

wall writing reference

Johnson, Emma

Joke, severed arm as

Jones, Inigo

Journalism, of Ripper case

Joynson Superfine watermark