What do the darkest crimes in history have to say about the place where they happened?
Killer Trip is a series that leaves the tourist traps, beautiful beaches, and theme parks and goes deeper... and darker.
Each episode, host and Cerca Co-founder, Dominique Ferrari invites you to take a look at just how the darkest of crimes can leave their mark on cities as well as people.
The Killing of John Lennon and his love of New York City, The disappearance of Jean McConoville in Belfast, a city torn apart, the twisted horror of Dr. Satan in WWII Paris and the story of Jack the Ripper’s London from an angle you have never heard before.
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On September 26th, 1888, Dr. Thomas Barnardo, a street preacher and social reformer focused on helping the children of London’s East End visited a lodging house in White Chapel. He wanted to talk to the women of the area to find out more about their lives and needs. What he heard, as he listened to some of the women talking around the kitchen table, was terror. Terror over the Whitechapel murders - and fear any one of them could be Jack the Ripper’s next victim. In fact, one of them would be.
In part two of Killer Trip’s journey to Jack the Ripper’s London, we get to know the women Jack hunted, and explore how their deaths, and the evolution of London will forever be linked.
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