n of the vagina and
             the posterior two-thirds of the bladder were removed (Fido, 1991).
             Elizabeth Stride, the third victim of Jack the Ripper, was discovered
             murdered on Sunday, the Thirtieth of September, 1888. Found on Berner
             Street, just a short distance from Hanbury Street, her throat was cut in the
             same pattern as the previous two. She was not disemboweled, though, which
             suggests that the murderer was interrupted or warned of impending discovery
             This may account for the reason the murderer struck again in that same
             night. Catharine Eddowes was the fourth victim. She was more brutally
             murdered than the previous which may have resulted from the murderer's
             frustration at having to leave Stride intact. She was found lying on her back
             with her left leg extended and her right leg bent at the knee. Eddowes' nose
             was cut off and her abdomen was sliced open. Her left kidney and intestines
             were placed on her right shoulder (Abrahamsen, 1992).
             The most cruel and ruthless murder committed by Jack the Ripper was
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