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Jack The Ripper

The document discusses the Jack the Ripper murders in the late Victorian era, highlighting the stark contrast between London's prosperity and the poverty in the East End, particularly Whitechapel. It introduces Thomas Bulling, a journalist seeking fame and fortune through sensational news, and outlines his goals and methods, including the use of invisible ink and Morse code for communication. The narrative emphasizes the social conditions of the time and the motivations behind media coverage of the murders.

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Jack The Ripper

The document discusses the Jack the Ripper murders in the late Victorian era, highlighting the stark contrast between London's prosperity and the poverty in the East End, particularly Whitechapel. It introduces Thomas Bulling, a journalist seeking fame and fortune through sensational news, and outlines his goals and methods, including the use of invisible ink and Morse code for communication. The narrative emphasizes the social conditions of the time and the motivations behind media coverage of the murders.

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Ángel Darío Pedreros Rojas
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Jack the Ripper

Ángel Darío Pedreros Rojas


Introduction.
The Jack the Ripper murders occurred in the late Victorian era, a period marked
by rapid industrialization, imperial expansion, and deep social inequalities.
By the late 19th century, London was the largest and most powerful city in the
world, serving as the political and economic center of the British Empire.
However, while the city prospered, many of its residents—particularly those in
the East End—lived in poverty and faced deplorable living conditions.
Whitechapel, the district where the murders took place, was one of the most
impoverished areas of London. It was densely populated, with thousands of
residents crammed into unsanitary slums.
Who am i?
Thomas Bulling was a a journalist
working for the Central News Agency, a
major news distributor in London in
the 1880s.
Charismatic, persuasive, and possibly
opportunistic—someone who thrives on
sensational news and isn't afraid to bend the
truth for a good story.
Goals

Personal Personaje
Achieve fame and
Learn how crisis reputation
models develop Earn a lot of money
Meet new people Create fake
Improve my debating histories if needed
skills to
Be happy Be the most known
reporter in
England.
Encription
The encription that’s going to be utilized is this one:
Each information is going to be written in
invisible ink, which we learned to use in our job
Also, it’s going to be in morse code, which we
learned to use when we were searching information.

The private directives are going to be written


to my wife.
Which also loves journalism and will support
me.

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