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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. The Atlanta RipperBy CustomerThe book is very good It is the only book of its kind written about the once infamous; now forgotten Atlanta Ripper; who was called Black Jack the Ripper. The killer terrorized the city of Atlanta; Georgia between 1911-1915; and claimed the lives of 12-30 black women;alarming both the white and black communities. He was never brought to justice; though other men were tried for other crimes. A number of suspects were arrested and some tried; but the majority of the crimes remained unsolved.Author Jeffrey Wells did a great job in writing this book. He illustrates well the history and the racial tensions that existed in early 1900s America. He not only informs us of the murders; but of the subsequent media circus and the atmosphere that had developed. The only problem with the book is that it is too small. The author could have given more details on some of the crimes. It is a great read; and everyone should have a copy.0 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Dont waste your timeBy Kindle CustomerWas really disappointed in this book . The author just skimmed over the details. Just gave the basics. No meat in the details. Not worth the price I paid for it0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Short; but a Very Interesting CaseBy Jonathan TurbideI buy a lot of True Crime books; books about unsolved murder cases; Serial Killers; missing people; organized crime; and real life mysteries. Criminology is my passion; and this book written by mr. Jeffery Wells will be a good addition to your library if; like me; you enjoy reading and learning more about obscure murder cases and Serial Killers.1911. For four years in Atlanta someone terrorized the African American community and became known as the Atlanta Ripper; a play off the name of the famous London killer in the Whitechapel district in the late 1800s known as "Jack the Ripper." For those four years; an unknown killer; or as some put it; killers; roamed the dark streets of Atlanta; preying upon young African American women; as well as some of mixed race. The list of victims swelled to over 20 people ( allegedly; we dont know the exact number of victims ); as the city was in the grips of fear over where and against whom the fiend would strike next.I first heard of this mysterious case a few years ago; while I was reading THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF UNSOLVED CRIMES by Michael Newton. Cases of unidentified Serial murderers are always very appealing to me; and this case from 1911 is very unique; bizarre; yet fascinating. Author and Historian Jeffery Wells did a good job researching this case and he shares every details about the murders; the investigation; and the different theories with the readers. The book is well written and is a very good read; very addictive. Whats disappointing about this book is that its only 112 pages long; way too short for my taste; but Im happy that somebody took the time to write a book about this very obscure case. Overall this is a very good book and I recommend it to anybody having an interest in Criminology; Unsolved murder cases and Serial killers. :)
