Alayna Urquhart

Good.

Because I am a white person who does not use that language.

Great.

So I will change that language so that I don't have to say something that is completely inappropriate and something that does not align with my.

Beliefs.

So just so you know that.

So I'll tell you, I'll say like here they said something gnarly, but I'm going to say this.

Yeah, yeah.

So you know, just so the context is there because I don't want to erase the fact that this was wildly racist.

Yeah.

But I'm just not going to say certain words because icky.

um but yeah so yeah just trigger warning all of that is in here it's a rough one all right uh so in 1888 let's go back there for a minute that's a familiar year yep 1888 jack the ripper remember that guy i do he terrorized the white chapel neighborhood of london's east end he did we've talked about him a few times um he honestly introduced the idea kind of to the world of a human who kills out of a compulsive need and won't stop until they're either caught or die

The Ripper killings in Whitechapel ended by the close of 1988.

It was a pretty quick spree.

But the concept of like a Ripper killer has lived on and on.

Yeah, we've covered a few.

Yeah, and for more than a century has at various times been attributed to unidentified killers who commit like really brutal, gruesome murders.

They tend to get the Ripper moniker.

I'm thinking of the Chicago Ripper.

Exactly.