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Professor Lee's Crime Journal
Hosted by Professor Gavin Lee · EN
Examine crimes from throughout history with Professor Gavin Lee, who has a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice and has thrilled students for years with his entertaining yet research-based classes. Get an expert's perspective!
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Episode 5: Jack the Ripper (Part 4)
Oct 2400:44:47Tap to summarizeSend a textThis episode deals with the murder of Annie Chapman, the second (or, I think, the third) victim of Jack the Ripper. I would love to hear any questions or comments, or ideas for future episodes from you, as I want this to be interactive. Here are my contact details:profscrimejournal@gmail.comInstagram: @profscrimejournalX (Twitter): @profscrime
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Episode 4: Jack the Ripper Part 3
Oct 1300:24:48Tap to summarizeSend a textThis episode discusses the first of the so-called canonical five victims of Jack the Ripper, Mary Ann 'Polly' Nichols.
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Oct 100:21:07Tap to summarizeSend a textThis week's episode discusses a lady who I believe to be the first of Jack the Ripper's victims: Martha Tabrum.Please feel free to contact me with questions or feedback at profscrimejournal@gmail.comInstagram: profscrimejournalX (Twitter): @profscrimehttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2535664The information in these episodes on Jack the Ripper has been drawn from Philip Sugden’s amazing book “The Complete History of Jack the Ripper.” In my opinion it’s not only the best book ever written on Jack, but it’s also the best true crime book ever written.Also, a huge shout out to the many folks who contributed to casebook.org. It’s an amazing online resource dealing with The Whitechapel Murders and I heartily recommend both of these sources to you.Also, the music for this podcast was written by my good friend Owen Edwards. Clips from his song Epiphany.
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Sep 2300:11:20Tap to summarizeSend a textIn the late 19th century a killer stalked the streets of London. Come with me as we examine the conditions in which this killer operated. Contact me at profscrimejournal@gmail.comInstagram: profscrimejournalX (Twitter): @profscrimeThe information in these episodes on Jack the Ripper has been drawn from Philip Sugden’s amazing book “The Complete History of Jack the Ripper.” In my opinion it’s not only the best book ever written on Jack, but it’s also the best true crime book ever written.Also, a huge shout out to the many folks who contributed to casebook.org. It’s an amazing online resource dealing with The Whitechapel Murders and I heartily recommend both of these sources to you.Also, the music for this podcast was written by my good friend Owen Edwards. Clips from his song Epiphany.
Transcribe →Episode 1. Professor Lee's Crime Journal (Trailer)
Sep 1600:02:06Tap to summarizeSend a textWelcome to the true crime podcast with a difference...welcome to Professor Lee's Crime Journal!Music is written by my good friend, Owen Edwards.
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