File:13 Miller's Court Illustration Mary Jane Kelly.jpg

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English: Contemporary illustration of 13 Miller's Court, Spitalfields, London. The crime scene of Jack the Ripper's final victim, drawn 9 or 10 November 1888.
Date
Source Contemporary illustration of the crime scene at 13 Miller's Court (scene of the discovery of Jack the Ripper's final victim Mary Jane Kelly), as published in Reynold's News, Sunday 18 November 1888.
Author Unknown author. November 1888.

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Contemporary illustration of the crime scene of Jack the Ripper's final victim, drawn 9 or 10 November 1888.

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