Overview
- Historian Lucy Worsley says she is confident in the identification while acknowledging the evidence would not meet court standards.
- Researcher Sarah Bax Horton used digital newspaper archives to trace a pattern centered on the Thames, leading to Crick.
- In 1889 Crick assaulted Sarah Warburton and allegedly threatened to 'settle' her like women found in the Thames; he was jailed, and the killings ceased during his eight-and-a-half-year imprisonment.
- The late-Victorian murders involved at least four dismembered female victims in and around the river, with only Elizabeth Jackson identified.
- The three-part series, Lucy Worsley’s Victorian Murder Club, emphasizes the victims—many buried in pauper graves—and is available on BBC iPlayer.