Murder Mile Walks - THE SOHO STRANGLER
"...one of the best quirky, curious & unusual things to do in London"
66 Old Compton Street today
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Did JACK THE RIPPER ever exist? No, of course he didn't. Jack the Ripper is just a name, a convenient if slightly sensational character, created by eager journalists, during the birth of tabloid, to sell newspapers. But it's such a sensational story that even today, over 120 years on, people still (want) to believe it.
So, was there ever a one-man ripper, murdering prostitutes in London's East End? No! But... there was in London's West End. But as before, the Police had no idea who he was, where he would strike next, nor how to stop him. The Press called him "The Soho Strangler". Murder Mile Walks is the only tour in London which tells the long-forgotten truth about The Soho Strangler, and the brutal murders of French Marie on Bath Row, French Fifi on Archer Street, Marie Jeanette Cotton on Lexington Street and Dutch Leah on 66 Old Compton Street. So, join the walk, learn ALL of the facts, and help solve an unsolved 80 year old murder mystery? |
Murder Mile Walks is a guided tour of Soho's most notorious murder cases, hailed as "one of the top three themed walks in London" - Time Out magazine, "top 100 quirky & unusual things to do in London" - Curious London, and "definitely one of the best walks in London" - TripAdvisor, with five star reviews on TripAdvisor. Check out our reviews here.