Abstract
This chapter reported the categorization of the Ripper letter themes. The three most-frequently mentioned themes in the letters constituted the dominant themes category. Next in terms of frequency of occurrence were the five major themes. Less common were the fifteen meaningful themes. Least common of all were the minor themes; there were twenty-six ‘large’ minor themes and twenty-three ‘small’ minor theme, categories. This chapter also discussed the three dominant themes; 1) Future murders planned, 2) Police ridiculed, and 3) “Dear Boss.”
Keywords: Battersea, Birmingham, Bradford, Brentford, Brum, City Police, Constables, Dominant Themes, Ealing Road, Future Murders Planned, Hackney, Hampstead, Haymarket, Home Office, Major Themes, Meaningful Themes, Minor Themes, Police Ridiculed, Surrey Court, Queen Victoria Street, Wales.
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