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Woman at the Devil's Door

By Sarah Beth Hopton

The Untold True Story of the Hampstead Murderess. Red Lightning Books, 2017

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The haunting nineteenth century case of a murdered mother and child in London, and the enigmatic mistress suspected to have done it, initiating the shocking speculation that the Victorian serial killer, Jack the Ripper, was a woman. Please be aware: This summary contains references to violence and murder which may be triggering to some readers.

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Who should read Woman at the Devil's Door

True crime buffs • historians • law enforcement officials • detectives • coroners • anyone interested in the justice system of Victorian London

About the author of Woman at the Devil's Door

Sarah Beth Hopton has earned post-graduate degrees in English, Literature and Creative Writing. She’s an Academic Professor, an author of numerous publications (including true crime stories), and the owner of a homestead-farm. Hopton devoted ten years of meticulous research to her writing project Woman at the Devil’s Door.

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