Un investigador afirma haber resuelto el misterio de Jack el Destripador, que se remonta a 136 años atrás, y ha revelado una coincidencia de ADN del “100 por ciento” que vincula al infame asesino en serie con un sospechoso de larga data.
Russell Edwards, que ha pasado años investigando el caso, dice que el ADN extraído de un chal manchado de sangre encontrado en la escena del crimen de una de las víctimas del Destripador, Catherine Eddowes, coincide con el del barbero nacido en Polonia Aaron Kosminski.
“Es muy difícil expresar con palabras la euforia que sentí cuando vi la coincidencia del ADN del 100 por ciento”, dijo Edwards. “Esto supone un cierre y una forma de justicia para los descendientes”.
Kosminski ha sido durante mucho tiempo el principal sospechoso de los brutales asesinatos de cinco mujeres en el distrito Whitechapel de Londres entre agosto y noviembre de 1888. El asesino, que nunca fue identificado, aterrorizó a la Inglaterra victoriana, mutilando a sus víctimas y ganándose el apodo que desde entonces se ha convertido en uno de los mayores misterios de la historia.
Edwards, en colaboración con genealogistas, localizó a un pariente vivo de Kosminski, que aceptó proporcionar una muestra de ADN. Cuando se comparó con el material genético encontrado en el chal, se informó que se encontró una coincidencia.
Kosminski
Ahora, los descendientes de Eddowes y Kosminski están pidiendo una investigación oficial para confirmar legalmente la identidad del asesino.
“Tenemos la prueba”, dijo Karen Miller, descendiente de Eddowes. “Ahora necesitamos esta investigación para identificar legalmente al asesino”.
Se cree que el chal, que se compró en una subasta en 2007, se encontró cerca del cuerpo de Eddowes. El análisis forense confirmó la presencia de ADN tanto de la víctima como de Kosminski, lo que fortalece aún más el caso en su contra.
Se sabía que Kosminski, un inmigrante de Polonia, sufría una enfermedad mental y finalmente fue internado en un manicomio, donde murió en 1919.
Aunque muchos historiadores y expertos siguen siendo escépticos ante las pruebas de ADN de una escena de un crimen tan antigua, los partidarios de este descubrimiento creen que marca un punto de inflexión en el caso. Edwards ha reunido un equipo legal para impulsar una investigación, argumentando que la ciencia forense moderna finalmente ha desenmascarado al Destripador.
El reinado de terror de Jack el Destripador dejó a Londres en un estado de miedo, lo que provocó críticas generalizadas sobre el fracaso de la policía para atrapar al asesino. A lo largo de las décadas han surgido numerosas teorías y sospechosos, incluidos aristócratas, médicos e incluso el asesino en serie estadounidense H.H. Holmes.
Si se aceptan en el tribunal, los hallazgos de Edwards podrían finalmente poner fin a uno de los misterios criminales más antiguos de la historia.
If youre ever in London, I highly advice you to do one of the ripper tours! When I did it, we had a guide who was an actor as well and did an amazing job in telling the story on the locations in Whitechapel. The museum near dock street is cool as well, but a bit expensive and its better/helpfull when you already know a lot of things about the murders.
DNA can survive for 10’s of thousands of years under worse conditions. With DNA testing like 23 and me, Ancestry and the like, more crimes will be solved. BTK was solved that way years after his crimes. Yes, the shawl was handled but he didn’t say what kind of biological material was found. Touch DNA was probably not the source. It was probably blood considering the level of violence. But most interesting and not to be underestimated, is the fact that this guy was on the cop’s radar at the time. The police had a list of suspects. They may not have had forensics, but cops are cops. They want the right guy. Their suspects at the time were reasonable and obviously correct about this guy.
Aaron Kosminski is innocent…he didn’t die shortly after being put in an asylum…fact is he lived until 1918…he was not considered dangerous while incarcerated…fact is he was very lethargic…and when he was arrested…his offense was self-abuse (Public masturbating) …nothing dangerous.
Je pense toujours que c’est H H Holmes parce qu’il était à Londres en vacances à l’époque de Jack l’Éventreur et puis quand il a quitté Londres et est revenu aux États-Unis, les meurtres de Jack l’Éventreur ont pris fin, mais les tueurs en série peuvent changer leurs habitudes lorsqu’ils vont dans de nouveaux endroits et leurs noms s’ils le voulaient, comme H H Holmes aurait pu être Jack l’Éventreur là-bas et ensuite être H H Holmes aux États-Unis et il était médecin et seul un médecin ou un boucher savait où couper et H H Holmes porte les mêmes vêtements que Jack l’Éventreur si quelqu’un l’a remarqué et ils disent qu’il était le premier tueur en série et c’est ce que je pense que Jack l’Éventreur est aussi
It’s far from being solved. Experts claim the results aren’t conclusive from how the tests were run to how many people handled the shawl or if DNA could’ve been planted there before or during the test.
1. The claim was first published in a tabloid magazine and not peer reviewed or published in a medical journal to be evaluated by scientists so at this point it is only a claim.
2. One piece of evidence that pointed to a rare occurrence in mitochondrial DNA that matched both Kominsky and distant relatives was from an error when the test was run and happens to occur in 99% of people with European ancestry.
3. There was never a shawl or anything like it listed in police evidence of the case.
4. This is a shawl which has been handled by countless people including the distant relatives of Kominsky in 2007 in which they spent a few days reportedly in the same room with it.
5. When the test was performed later, they found the presence of alternate, additional genetic markers on the strands of DNA, besides those that coincided, which would exclude the descendants from being a genetic match.
even without the shawl as evidence, Aaron Kosminski was still considered to be a suspect because he supposedly worked in the same workhouse that some of the victims had been working at. if his motive was revenge for having been given syphilis by one of these workers, that would be sufficient motive. however, there are numerous extenuating factors that need to be addressed and taken into consideration. i'm not saying that it couldn't have been him, but we would then have to presuppose both vampirism and cannibalism as additional motivating factors in the murders. Polly Ann Nichols was almost completely drained of blood, and the doctor that arrived on the scene took note of this not to mention that she was probably still alive when first discovered and the killer (on this occasion working alone) was hiding in the shadows. the first police officer to arrive on the scene noticed a small amount of blood coming out of her neck wound. which could theoretically have been made with a barber's straight razor. why did it look like Polly Nichols was sleeping when she was first discovered?? and why did it look like she had just been murdered with her eyes popped wide open when the first police officer arrived on the scene?? and why did the killer suck a gallon of blood out of her neck like a vampire?? before the police officer arrived on the scene. one witness claimed to have seen Elizabeth Stride (the other woman murdered by Jack The Ripper the same night as Catherine Eddowes) in the company of a well-dressed gentleman and that this well-dressed gentleman bought her a bunch of grapes and a box of sweets. she was found with this bunch of grapes and box of sweets resting on her stomach by the first witnesses. but then someone stole this evidence before the police got there. maybe Aaron was a polymath who could also speak in German as well as being able to write in English (using special knowledge only known to the Freemasons). but he would have to have had an accomplice: a carriage driver. other witnesses claimed to have seen someone dressed up as a sailor or a theatrical pirate stalking both Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes. no matter how good the theory, there is no 100% proof of who did it. also, how long did the shawl stay in the police evidence room at Scotland Yard before being returned to the family of Catherine Eddowes?? and wouldn't the family have washed the shawl several times to wash the blood out?? are you saying there was still mitochondrial DNA evidence after all of that being done 100 years or more later?? i'm not ruling out Aaron Kominski as a suspect, i'm just saying that what you have is not 100% proof as you claim. if he was working at a workhouse with these women, how could he have also been working as a barber?? or was he forced to work at the workhouse because his barber business was slow?? but then how could he have afforded the grapes and the box of sweets given to Elizabeth Stride?? these questions have to be addressed and answered. was Aaron Kosminski poor or was he rich?? if he was rich, why would he be working at a workhouse along with the other poor people?? was he a polymath or a poor idiot?? if he was suffering from dissociative identity disorder, maybe it is possible that he was both. a kind of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde type??
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Russell Edwards, que ha pasado años investigando el caso, dice que el ADN extraído de un chal manchado de sangre encontrado en la escena del crimen de una de las víctimas del Destripador, Catherine Eddowes, coincide con el del barbero nacido en Polonia Aaron Kosminski.
“Es muy difícil expresar con palabras la euforia que sentí cuando vi la coincidencia del ADN del 100 por ciento”, dijo Edwards. “Esto supone un cierre y una forma de justicia para los descendientes”.
Kosminski ha sido durante mucho tiempo el principal sospechoso de los brutales asesinatos de cinco mujeres en el distrito Whitechapel de Londres entre agosto y noviembre de 1888. El asesino, que nunca fue identificado, aterrorizó a la Inglaterra victoriana, mutilando a sus víctimas y ganándose el apodo que desde entonces se ha convertido en uno de los mayores misterios de la historia.
Edwards, en colaboración con genealogistas, localizó a un pariente vivo de Kosminski, que aceptó proporcionar una muestra de ADN. Cuando se comparó con el material genético encontrado en el chal, se informó que se encontró una coincidencia.
Ahora, los descendientes de Eddowes y Kosminski están pidiendo una investigación oficial para confirmar legalmente la identidad del asesino.
“Tenemos la prueba”, dijo Karen Miller, descendiente de Eddowes. “Ahora necesitamos esta investigación para identificar legalmente al asesino”.
Se cree que el chal, que se compró en una subasta en 2007, se encontró cerca del cuerpo de Eddowes. El análisis forense confirmó la presencia de ADN tanto de la víctima como de Kosminski, lo que fortalece aún más el caso en su contra.
Se sabía que Kosminski, un inmigrante de Polonia, sufría una enfermedad mental y finalmente fue internado en un manicomio, donde murió en 1919.
Aunque muchos historiadores y expertos siguen siendo escépticos ante las pruebas de ADN de una escena de un crimen tan antigua, los partidarios de este descubrimiento creen que marca un punto de inflexión en el caso. Edwards ha reunido un equipo legal para impulsar una investigación, argumentando que la ciencia forense moderna finalmente ha desenmascarado al Destripador.
El reinado de terror de Jack el Destripador dejó a Londres en un estado de miedo, lo que provocó críticas generalizadas sobre el fracaso de la policía para atrapar al asesino. A lo largo de las décadas han surgido numerosas teorías y sospechosos, incluidos aristócratas, médicos e incluso el asesino en serie estadounidense H.H. Holmes.
Si se aceptan en el tribunal, los hallazgos de Edwards podrían finalmente poner fin a uno de los misterios criminales más antiguos de la historia.
PrisioneroEnArgentina.com
Febrero 9, 2025
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- 1. The claim was first published in a tabloid magazine and not peer reviewed or published in a medical journal to be evaluated by scientists so at this point it is only a claim.
- 2. One piece of evidence that pointed to a rare occurrence in mitochondrial DNA that matched both Kominsky and distant relatives was from an error when the test was run and happens to occur in 99% of people with European ancestry.
- 3. There was never a shawl or anything like it listed in police evidence of the case.
- 4. This is a shawl which has been handled by countless people including the distant relatives of Kominsky in 2007 in which they spent a few days reportedly in the same room with it.
- 5. When the test was performed later, they found the presence of alternate, additional genetic markers on the strands of DNA, besides those that coincided, which would exclude the descendants from being a genetic match.
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I always knew it was him
Queen Victoria herself Blamed the London Metropolitan Policemen for not being able to catch & arrest Jack the Ripper.
of all the serial killers before & since Jack the Ripper, his spree stands out from them all. He will most likely be the one that forever haunts us.
If youre ever in London, I highly advice you to do one of the ripper tours! When I did it, we had a guide who was an actor as well and did an amazing job in telling the story on the locations in Whitechapel. The museum near dock street is cool as well, but a bit expensive and its better/helpfull when you already know a lot of things about the murders.
My money was on the milkman
And I always thought Klaus Kinsky was Jack the Ripper. 🙂
I’ve been saying for years that it was Kosinski.
And everybody was accusing Boris Johnson ! 🙂
DNA can survive for 10’s of thousands of years under worse conditions. With DNA testing like 23 and me, Ancestry and the like, more crimes will be solved. BTK was solved that way years after his crimes. Yes, the shawl was handled but he didn’t say what kind of biological material was found. Touch DNA was probably not the source. It was probably blood considering the level of violence. But most interesting and not to be underestimated, is the fact that this guy was on the cop’s radar at the time. The police had a list of suspects. They may not have had forensics, but cops are cops. They want the right guy. Their suspects at the time were reasonable and obviously correct about this guy.
most of the killings occured on bank holidays…which led most officials to believe killer was employed
Aaron Kosminski is innocent…he didn’t die shortly after being put in an asylum…fact is he lived until 1918…he was not considered dangerous while incarcerated…fact is he was very lethargic…and when he was arrested…his offense was self-abuse (Public masturbating) …nothing dangerous.
Je pense toujours que c’est H H Holmes parce qu’il était à Londres en vacances à l’époque de Jack l’Éventreur et puis quand il a quitté Londres et est revenu aux États-Unis, les meurtres de Jack l’Éventreur ont pris fin, mais les tueurs en série peuvent changer leurs habitudes lorsqu’ils vont dans de nouveaux endroits et leurs noms s’ils le voulaient, comme H H Holmes aurait pu être Jack l’Éventreur là-bas et ensuite être H H Holmes aux États-Unis et il était médecin et seul un médecin ou un boucher savait où couper et H H Holmes porte les mêmes vêtements que Jack l’Éventreur si quelqu’un l’a remarqué et ils disent qu’il était le premier tueur en série et c’est ce que je pense que Jack l’Éventreur est aussi
I doubt Kosmisnky did that sincerely
Why?
Turns out he was the prime suspect from day one.
They wanted to jail me… LOL 🙂
hahaha
Been obsessed with this case as a preteen after visiting London a couple of times. This is an incredible breakthrough.
Jack the Ripper didn’t kill any men, so he was misogynistic.
Esperemos que no les toque como aca que la plata de los impuestos termina en reparaciones para los familiares.
His name isn’t even Jack.?
They will never know for sure who did it.
Aaron Kosminski matches the 1988 FBI profile of Jack the Ripper perfectly. Even Aaron Kosminski’s surviving family believed he was the murderer.
How many people would have handled this shawl over 130 years !!!
It’s far from being solved. Experts claim the results aren’t conclusive from how the tests were run to how many people handled the shawl or if DNA could’ve been planted there before or during the test.
Kosminski has been on the radar for years
That shawl has sooo much DNA on it that an unreal number of people could be Jack or Jackie.
Just because a shawl has his DNA doesn ‘t mean he killed the lady it simply means he was her customer.
this has long been my suspect…Scotland Yard felt he was the man, but they could never link him to the crimes, and he died of syphilis
Agreed. I’ve always thought he was the man based on the available evidence and his timeline .
Plus, the crimes immediately stopped.
Also Lechmere, a meat cart driver was found at one of the scenes, was a much more likely suspect
The chain of custody has long been broken this will never be accepted by a court
There will be no trial, hon… … …
I don’t think they will find out for sure who was Jack
Yo pense que era mi suegra… que alivio…
Si te cuento de la mia…… otra que jack the riper
I’m here in February 2025 saying yes, it was Aaron Kosminski LOL