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    Is the case of Jack the Ripper still open, so if Scotland Yard was to discover some new incriminating evidence they could in theory declare the case solved?

    Question #76478. Asked by star_gazer. (Feb 27 07 7:05 PM)


    ainenei

    		The case was officially closed in 1892, though Ripperologists continue to speculate and hunt for the idendity of the killer.

    http://www.casebook.org/intro.html

    Feb 27 07, 7:26 PM
    star_gazer

    		I know in the US there is no statue of limitations on murder, so the police may continue to investigate unsolved homocides hundreds of years after they occured. Is this different in the UK?

    Feb 27 07, 8:17 PM
    sukimojo

    		the case was closed with the help of a psychic detective carlos hunter...

    Mar 01 07, 5:24 PM

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