Which one in Sherlock Holmes mentions Jack the Ripper?

There is no mention of Jack the Ripper in Sherlock Holmes.

In the story of Sherlock Holmes, Jack the Ripper is a criminal in real history, and as a real-life criminal character, the story of Sherlock Holmes does not involve this criminal.

Jack the Ripper was a criminal figure in London, England in the late 19th century, who is believed to have killed at least five young women during 1888. The criminal caused a sensation at the time and was widely described and discussed in many later literary and artistic works.

While the story of Sherlock Holmes does not directly deal with Jack the Ripper, Holmes, as a fictional detective figure, often solves various crime cases in the story, which may also include true crime cases in history. However, these stories do not directly address the case of Jack the Ripper.

It is said that it was Sherlock Holmes prototype that Dr. Bell investigated his identity, and just as ** wanted to arrest him, Jack the Ripper committed suicide.

It doesn't matter, because Jack the Ripper is a real person. And Sherlock Holmes is**.

There are no two people who are completely untouched.

For Mao, I feel like they're ...... alone

Sherlock Holmes is a character created by the author - Conan Doyle, and Sherlock Holmes is just **, and there is no such person.

But the good news is that the address of 221B Baker Street, London, has now been built into the Sherlock Holmes Memorial!

Please, Jack the Ripper in 07 years, through the bloodstains of clothes left behind at the time of the crime, has been located, and at the same time, this ** was also listed as one of the important suspects at the time, and even witnesses identified him as **, he is Aaron Kosmiski. The reason why he did not commit the crime again should be that the increasingly serious mental illness caused him to be unable to carry out such a bold but meticulous crime, and his motive for committing the crime is probably related to his mental illness, or that those women gave him some kind of shadow to prompt him to take revenge.

The original character of Jack in it is a serial murderer, and the modus operandi is a bit similar to that in **, this criminal has never been caught, and it is a well-known mystery.

To this day, who ** is still a mystery. Besides, Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character, okay!

It's a game scene designed by Yusaku Kudo, and some of it is applied.

The game is set in 1888 in Whitechapel, London's East End, where a series of gruesome offences take place, each time leaving behind an autopsied, bloody female corpse. Although ** tried to seek clues from the corpse and searched the city carpet, there were no clues; Sherlock Holmes decided to devote himself to this case, constantly seeking clues in the dirty alleys, and finding out the motive and true identity behind **.