Category Archives: PETER SUTCLIFFE’S VICTIMS

BRIEF SUMMARY Carole Wilkinson was murdered on the 10th October 1977 in Bradford. This murder is not publicly connected to the Ripper story but should be mentioned . There is strong circumstantial evidence that links this murder to Peter Sutcliffe, the … Continue reading →

Jean Jordan was a prostitute living in Manchester and worked in the Moss Side area. She was picked up by Sutcliffe and driven to a quiet area at Southern Cross Cemetery where prostitutes often directed their punters to. Sutcliffe parked … Continue reading →

  It was exactly a fortnight after the murder of Jayne McDonald in Leeds, a murder which triggered headlines in all the media decrying the Yorkshire Ripper. Sutcliffe says he was greatly affected by this murder. He knew from his own assaults … Continue reading →

  Marcella Claxton was walking from the Ripper’s chosen killing territory in Chapletown, towards Roundhay Road when she innocently accepted a lift from Sutcliffe who was driving in that area. This was to be his first recorded assault in the … Continue reading →

LESLEY MOLSEED     WE WITNESSED THE FRAME UP OF INNOCENT STEFAN KISZKO FOR THIS MURDER AND WE WRUNG OUR HANDS WHEN WE SAW HOW HE WAS FRAMED. NOW IN 2007 ANOTHER INNOCENT MAN IS BEING FRAMED FOR THIS SAME … Continue reading →

    Tracy Browne was a 14 year old schoolgirl when she was battered by the well described Sutcliffe who masturbated on her while touching her genital area. Tracy Browne gave the police an accurate description of Peter Sutcliffe and it … Continue reading →

Five weeks after the Rogulsky attack, on Friday night the 15th August Olive Smelt, a respectable housewife walking home after a night out in a pub with friends, was assaulted by Peter Sutcliffe, and after his arrest, and indeed, before his … Continue reading →

  Anna Rogulsky, an Irish girl, who had been married to a Polish man and retained his name, was assaulted by Peter Sutcliffe in a lane in Keightley, a small town on the outskirts of Bradford in West Yorkshire. Sutcliffe … Continue reading →