Jack the Ripper and Victorian Poet James Kenneth Stephen (The Unusual Suspects Part 5 / 12)
When the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, hired the brilliant James Kenneth Stephen to tutor his eldest son, Prince Eddy, Stephen and his student became fast friends. Some believe they were more than friends. After publishing two volumes of poetry, Stephen suffered a mental breakdown in 1891. Based on what happened next, Stephen’s tantalizing relationship with Eddy, and violent themes in his writing, several commentators have named the poet as Jack the Ripper. The Art of Crime is part of the Airwave Media network.
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