Jack The Ripper Communications Decoded Pt 3

Jack The Ripper Communications Decoded Pt 3

ByHarriette Sucher

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Through decoding the many Jack The Ripper 1888 era coded missives, the main Ripper is identified as Catholic Lord Mayor of London Polydore De Keyser, others involved in the cases of the main SIX victims are: Catholic Dr. Francis Tumblety, The Roman Catholic Vatican, Catholic Pope Leo 13, Catholic John Harrison Surratt- the main coded missive sender. In this 3rd book, the evolution of the reasons for the Hoax, The JOKE of the Jack The Ripper sensationalized killings is: Getting Even for who were affected by the death of BELOVED Abraham Lincoln, whom in-turn is via USA family trees A HARRISON Family Member and vice-versa that goes back to the birth of the nation United States of America. The cost of LIBERTY that came via turbulent, yet blessed times to get to the era of the mid-19th C America, the Revolutionary War and The Civil War and a conspiracy to kill Lincoln with ties to Booth family roots London, the pain of losing loved ones, mind altering Ergot that can brainwash people to do things they are not known to do or even be capable of and the needed cure...... the Haym Salomon debt gets repaid via younger international spies.....so much to read in simply decoding the Jack The Ripper Communications. I sincerely hope that the 6 victims: Mary Ann Nichols, Martha Tabram, Annie Chapman, Catherine Eddowes, Elizabeth Stride, Mary Jane Kelly, who do appear to be martyred for a cause, do get Canonized by The Vatican & Pope. Strangely enough, these 1888 events happened under Pope Leo 13 and currently, as-of 2025, it is Pope Leo 14.

Details

Publication Date
Nov 11, 2025
Language
English
ISBN
9781257040704
Category
History
Copyright
All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors
By (author): Harriette Sucher

Specifications

Pages
258
Binding Type
Paperback Perfect Bound
Interior Color
Black & White
Dimensions
US Letter (8.5 x 11 in / 216 x 279 mm)

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