“RIPPER” RE-APPEARS
MOTHER’S UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE. ' tXiafted Trail* Aaeu. by El. Tel. Oopyrialii (Received Fob. 9, 5 p.m.) BERLIN, Feb. 8. , Renewed alarm prevails at Dusseldorf. owing to the reported reappearance. of the “Itipper.” A woman residing in the neighborhood of . tire recent crime was going shopping, and she allowed her' four-year-old girl to walk along the street ahead of her. When she (the mother) reached the jstreet, she saw
the child arm in arm with a man walking in the direction of waste ■ground, which was the scene of the last murders. She called out and the man ran and succeeded in mounting a passing tram’. The mother’s description tallies with the police description of Ihe "Ripper.”
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11127, 10 February 1930, Page 5
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