Ivor Edwards - Jack the Rippers Black Magic Rituals

CHAPTER 1
H OW IT ALL S TARTED

CHAPTER 2
A B RIEF H ISTORY OF L ONDON

CHAPTER 3
T HE F IRST V ICTIM

CHAPTER 4
T HE S ECOND V ICTIM

CHAPTER 5
T HE T HIRD V ICTIM

CHAPTER 6
T HE F OURTH V ICTIM

CHAPTER 7
T HE F IFTH V ICTIM

CHAPTER 8
A NALYSIS OF THE D EATH S ITES

CHAPTER 9
J ACK THE R IPPER S O CCULT P LANS FOR THE W HITECHAPEL M URDERS

CHAPTER 10
R IPPER M YTH AND I NACCURACY

CHAPTER 11
W HO W AS J ACK THE R IPPER

CHAPTER 12
A C LASSIC C ASE OF M ISHANDLING BY P OLICE AND P RESS

CHAPTER 13
T HE R EAL S TORY OF J ACK THE R IPPER

UNTIL IVOR EMAILED me about his discoveries relating to the Jack the Ripper murders, it had never occured to me that these events might be occult in nature. Ivor referred me to his publishers website, which briefly described his work and its relationship to sacred geometry. He wrote to me in response to seeing my website, which relates sacred geometry to the human form.

My work grew out of an analysis of the Vesica Piscis, an ancient geometric symbol which has been used to express both natural principles and notions of Christian theology. Ivor also pointed out a reference to The Bubble Universe, a concept recently developed as a result of observations in astronomy. The Bubble Universe refers to the formation of galaxies within structures common to intersecting spherical energy wavefronts (which have a diameter of millions of light years).

The Vesica Piscis is formed by two intersecting circles that share a common radius, and it is perhaps the primary two-dimensional image of sacred geometry (the branch of numerology and geometry that describes the distribution of elements in three dimensions). The Golden Mean, Pi and other mathematical constants are a natural consequence of the properties of three-dimensional space, and these constants are an integral part of the lexicon of sacred geometry. This geometry is sacred by virtue of the way the deity constructed three dimensions, thereby generating a set of geometric and numerical ratios and constants.

When I read that Ivor discovered the Vesica Piscis as the geometric pattern overlying the location of the victims of Jack the Ripper, I realised that this symbol could be used to express both the good and evil in humans a true reflection of human nature. The fact that these locations drew not only a Vesica Piscis and nested Vesicas (including a cross oriented to the cardinal directions), but also the profile of the Great Pyramid and other occult symbols is evidence that the murders were rooted in black magic ritual. As the facts relating to the five murders are now presented by Ivor Edwards, it becomes evident that the occult connection must have been the prime motive, and this dramatically narrows the search for the identity of the killer.

This book is the result of nine years of full-time research. It focuses on the motive, planning and execution of the murders, and concludes with the naming of a suspect that had escaped serious scrutiny by the London Police due to their less comprehensive investigation. The evidence that Ivor Edwards has collected and presented reveals an astonishing confluence of facts supporting a most convincing case about the possible motive behind Jack the Rippers murders.

The locations of the murders comprise key points forming a cross, a Nazi symbol and a parallelogram on the map of London. These points orientate towards the cardinal directions and fall on positions that define that most ancient of geometric mystical symbols the Vesica Piscis. Such symbols have been used throughout the history of the occult by secret societies, for good as well as evil purposes.

Included in this book as part of the investigation into the murders are:

P OLICE RECORDS

N EWSPAPER ARTICLES

K NOWN RECORDS OF VICTIMS AND SUSPECTS INVOLVED

M ETHODS OF THE MURDERS

W EAPONS USED

N ATURE OF THE MUTILATIONS

B ODY PARTS TAKEN FROM THE VICTIMS

M ARKINGS ON THE BODIES

N ATURE OF OCCULT RITUALS

H ISTORY OF OCCULT MURDERS

N ATURE OF OCCULT MURDERS

N ATURE OF OCCULT SYMBOLS

M ESSAGES AND MATERIALS LEFT BY THE MURDERER

L INGUISTIC CLUES

N ATURE OF THE VICTIMS LOCATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT OF EACH MURDER SITE

P OSITIONS OF THE CORPSES

T HE SURGICAL SKILL OF THE MURDERER AS NOTED IN THE POST-MORTEM EXAM

O THER MEDICAL EVIDENCE

T HE TIMEFRAME OF OPPORTUNITY FOR THE MURDERS

W ALKING TIMES OF PROBABLE ROUTES TO AND FROM THE CRIME SCENES

T HE MEASURED DISTANCES BETWEEN THE VICTIMS

H ISTORY OF SERIAL KILLERS

On the basis of these investigations, Ivor has identified the most probable suspect, who was questioned twice by the police and released due to lack of evidence. The additional information and evidence documented here leaves little doubt in my mind that this case has at last been solved. The evidence and other facts that relate to this one particular suspect include:

H IS PERSONAL HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY

H IS SURGICAL EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE

H IS INTELLIGENCE AND STEALTH

H IS KNOWLEDGE OF THE OCCULT AS REVEALED IN WRITINGS AND ASSOCIATIONS

H IS ANALYSIS OF THE MESSAGE LEFT BY THE KILLER TO TAUNT THE POLICE

H IS HISTORY OF ASSOCIATIONS WITH PROSTITUTES

H IS WRITINGS FOR OCCULT PUBLICATIONS

H IS TRAVEL TO THE W EST C OAST OF A FRICA TO STUDY MAGICAL CULTS

H IS LOCATION IN THE W HITECHAPEL AREA DURING THE TIME OF THE MURDERS

H IS ABILITY TO LEAVE AND RETURN WITHOUT DETECTION DURING THE MURDERS

H IS SIZE, AGE AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION AS REPORTED BY POSSIBLE WITNESSES

T HE STATEMENTS BY THOSE WHO KNEW THE SUSPECT

T HE MOTIVE OF REVENGE OF AN INFECTION PASSED TO HIM BY A PROSTITUTE

T HE ADDITIONAL MOTIVE OF REVENGE FOR LOSING HIS JOB AS A RESULT OF THE INFECTION

By trying to understand the motivation behind the planning and execution of these murders, as revealed by evidence comprising police reports, newspaper accounts and other public records, Ivor has found new evidence of a motive relating to the occult. He has then compared these findings to the background and personal information of the one closest fit suspect in order, finally, to identify Jack the Ripper.

Prof Charles R. Henry,

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA