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Stephen Hunter, "I, Ripper"
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June 24, 2015
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54:46Now PlayingThough Jack the Ripper committed his grisly acts back in 1888, the mystery surrounding this unknown killer hasn’t faded with time. In his eighteenth novel, Hunter, the Pulitzer Prize-winning former film critic for The Washington Post, returns to the scenes of Jack’s crimes, setting an Irish journalist on the killer’s trail. As the investigation proceeds, stalker and quarry repeatedly change roles and the suspense mounts.
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