Jack, o Estripador. A Investigação Definitiva Sobre o Serial Killer Mais Famoso da História

Rumbelow's meticulous research makes the story vivid, but I wonder how he balanced accuracy with narrative flow. Did the level of detail come from a specific source or personal interest?

The book discusses multiple suspects and theories, but I was curious whether the author leans toward one in particular or presents them all fairly. Which theory do readers find most convincing?

Given the scarce and sometimes conflicting reports from the era, I wonder how Rumbelow managed to construct a coherent sequence of events without speculation overshadowing facts.