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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1957 - 69 years ago 1 September 23, 1957 20th Century: 50s Birth Dates September 23, 1957 Echo Park Free Clinic employee and the Ripper's fifth victim Denise Johnson born. 1987 - 39 years ago 2 July 10, 1987 20th Century: 80s Events July 10, 1987 Date of Arrest on the Evidence Tag in the police report for the Ripper's fourth victim. 1988 - 38 years ago 3 August 30, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events August 30, 1988 Friday night. According to his friends Tom Dellerton and Neil Finchley, John travels with them to San Diego. In their sworn statement to police, they tell police that John was with them in San Diego on the night of the 31st when one of the murders took place. They were playing in a basketball tournament for medical students. Seven of them went down on Friday night and came back Sunday. They stayed at the Highland Inn. The day of the week is wrong - August 30, 1988 was a Tuesday, not a Friday. Most likely a production error. 4 August 31, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events August 31, 1988 The first victim in the Ripper Murders is killed - Sgt. Gabriel fills in consulting psychiatrist Dr. Carlos Battera. Four murders so far, each date mirroring that of Jack the Ripper's victims exactly 100 years earlier. 5 September 1, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events September 1, 1988 Sunday. According to his friends Tom Dellerton and Neil Finchley, John returns to L.A. with them after their trip to San Diego. In their sworn statement to police, they tell police that John was with them in San Diego on the night of the 31st when one of the murders took place. They were playing in a basketball tournament for medical students. Seven of them went down on Friday night and came back Sunday. They stayed at the Highland Inn. The day of the week is wrong - September 1, 1988 was a Thursday, not a Sunday. Most likely a production error. 6 September 8, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events September 8, 1988 The second victim in the Ripper Murders is killed - Sgt. Gabriel fills in consulting psychiatrist Dr. Carlos Battera. Four murders so far, each date mirroring that of Jack the Ripper's victims exactly 100 years earlier. 7 September 30, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events September 30, 1988 The third and fourth victims in the Ripper Murders are killed - Sgt. Gabriel fills in consulting psychiatrist Dr. Carlos Battera. Four murders so far, each date mirroring that of Jack the Ripper's victims exactly 100 years earlier. 8 November 9, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events November 9, 1988 Modern day serial killer called the Ripper murders his fifth victim, the date mirroring the date of Jack the Ripper's fifth victim exactly 100 years earlier. He also murders John Wesford, a doctor that discovers the act in progress. 9 November 10, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events November 10, 1988 After being interviewed by police, John Wesford's twin brother Rick meets John's coworker Chris. When Jack shows up at his apartment, Rick and Chris go buy a gun. Rick goes to Jack's house, where they get into a fight until the police arrive and arrest Jack. 10 November 11, 1988 20th Century: 80s Events November 11, 1988 Jack claims he only killed John Wesford (in self defense), and that John murdered the women. But police do not believe him, and arraign him on 6 counts of murder.

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