Mary Putnam Inquest and Suspects
The first two articles are from the Atlanta Journal, dated Nov 22, 1911, the other is from The Atlanta Georgian
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Ripper 15th Victim
Poor Mary Putnam was horribly murdered. From the November 21st edition of the Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Georgian also published an article on this murder. The article goes into graphic details of this horrific murder. The Georgian's account differs a bit from the Journal in that it states that two young boys saw a trail of blood and notified their mother who discovered the body, whereas the Journal states that the young boys saw a trail of blood and discovered the body. Atlanta Constitution Nov 22, 1911 Atlanta Constitution Nov 23, 1911 August Herald Nov 22, 1911
Ripper Fourteenth Victim
From the Atlanta Journal, and Atlanta Georgian and the News, dated November 11, 1911. From the Atlanta Constitution Nov12, 1911
Ripper's thirteenth Victim
These two articles are from the Atlanta Georgian and Atlanta Constitution dated October 23, 1911. Later on, Eva Florence would offer a reward for the apprehension of her slayer as related by the Georgian the following day.
Ripper's Twelfth Victim.
On Oct 18, 1911 the Atlanta Constitution mentioned the horrible case of Ellen Maddox who was ambushed on her way home from work She been badly beaten and was in a comatose state.
Judge Andy's Busy court
From the Atlanta Georgian dated Sept 4, 1911. The article mentions another Grand Jury that was summoned to investigate the Ripper murders.
Rippers Eleventh Victim
After the release of Ripper Suspect Todd Henderson, newspapers reported on the discovery of the body of another Ripper victim. The following articles are from the Atlanta Georgian and the Atlanta Constitution respectively.
