Jack wasn't Britains only Ripper

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Except, unlike Jack, this man would be brought to justice. It is war time in Britain. A Chemist, the "Black Out Ripper" 's first victim, has just arrived in London. She's on her way to Grimsby where she is to take up the position of Chemist there. She would never report to that job. She unfortunately, would be charmed by a man in RAF uniform. She wouldn't be his only victim. Over the course of several nights, he would savagely mutilate and kill four other women. The Police would catch a break. One woman would be saved by the sudden brightness of a torch (flashlight) and Cummins would flee the scene. In his haste, he dropped his RAF issued gas mask, and this would lead the police to Cummins' Two women, the woman mentioned above and a Pro (we all know what this means, I am sure the mylot word filter would tell me off I spelled it out) would be the only ones to survive his attempts, bruised but otherwise unharmed. When they found Gordon Cummins' they would also find several mementos he kept from his spree. He would try to insist the mask was not his, but of course it was. He was hung on the 25th of June 1942. I found out about this man by watching a documentary "Murder Maps" but I provide an article here as reference for those who want to know more. I do warn you though, it does show photographs of one of the weapons he used, and they don't exactly mince words in the article either. Cummins' might be a different Ripper altogether, but there have been several other "suggestive cases" that authorities have tried to link to Jack The Ripper. One such case happened in America, several years before the spree in London. If you are interested in Jack The Ripper I'd suggest trying to find all such cases where authorities atleast tried to link together.