In this thought-provoking episode of the Remedial Scholar, we engage in a comprehensive exploration of the Jack the Ripper murders, a case that not only shocked Victorian society but continues to elicit intrigue to this day. We meticulously reconstruct the events surrounding the murders, providing a detailed account of each victim's tragic story, and contextualizing these events within the broader spectrum of societal attitudes towards women and poverty in late 19th-century London. Our conversation reveals the stark realities faced by the women who became victims, often marginalized and overlooked by a society that deemed them expendable. As we dissect the investigation, we highlight the failures of law enforcement, the sensationalist media frenzy, and the public's insatiable curiosity that contributed to the Ripper's enduring legacy. Ultimately, this episode invites listeners to reflect on the intersection of crime and society while considering the implications of historical narratives in shaping contemporary perceptions of victimhood and justice.