Jack the Ripper : Case Closed!
The most baffling and unsolved cold case in history: Who was Jack The Ripper?
It’s been nearly 140 years dating back to 1888 since the Ripper murders were committed. Dozens of suspects were investigated ranging from Royals to London commoners. Most had convincing alibis and others were unable to be identified by witnesses.
In this talk, Dr. Aaron Navarro, frequent CLL lecturer and researcher, will finally crack the case and reveal the most likely prime suspect. He will present pertinent evidence, describe the murder victims, introduce the suspects, and set the historical environment of the times. So get ready to play detective and become the greatest sleuth in history.
About the speaker
Aaron is a computer scientist (retired) with a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland. His last professional position was managing Research and Development (R&D) projects for the National Library of Medicine, one of the institutes of the NIH. Aaron’s interests include astronomy, Asian art, and ceramics. Aaron is a bridge player and teacher and pickleball enthusiast.