There were many suspects in the JTR murders over the years. What are the evidence that supports the claim that James Kelly was JTR? If you are rival detective, how do you eliminate all the evidence that you’re identified in the documentary?

          

                                                                                             

         James Kelly was the suspect of Jack the Ripper. There are several evidences that supports the claim that James Kelly was JTR.

           The evidence which are he is a paranoid schizophrenic was declared by a doctor from Broadmoor Asylum. He was crazy and had murdered his wife by stabbing her in the neck and had escaped from an insane asylum a few months prior to the killing. After the last Ripper murder in London on November 1888, the police searched for Kelly at what had been his residence prior his wife's murder, but they were not able to locate him. Then he had disappeared after the last murder when the police went to question him.
                                                 
                              

          Other than that, he fits the profile and meets the criteria of motive. He was also responsible for multiple murders in cities around the United States. Other than that, one or two murders of prostitutes while Kelly was there. Its shows that Kelly is a main suspect that involves in the case of Jack the Ripper.

       James Kelly also was insane, and most forensic psychologists and psychiatrists also agree that Jack the Ripper was not. This is because, Kelly suffer because his disease and he not realize what he have done.  Most agree that the killer had very good knowledge of Whitechapel, so they believe he lived there. Besides that, Kelly is not a doctor and he doesn’t have knowledge in medical field. I think that he could have been a doctor because he seemed to know what he was doing and how to cut them with such precision.