Jack the Ripper — The Whitechapel Murders
paranormal locationDurward Street (Buck's Row) — Nichols, England, UK
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London, Greater London, England, UK
Current use: Ordinary residential/light-industrial street
Mary Ann Nichols, the first canonical victim, was found murdered on Buck's Row (now Durward Street) on 31 August 1888.
A regular Ripper-walk stop with reported atmospheric visitor experiences. Tour/visitor claims only.
atmospheric · unverified
Ghost Adventures filmed a Ripper-focused investigation in Whitechapel for Season 3, Episode 4, 'Jack the Ripper,' aired 30 October 2009. Investigators Zak Bagans and Aaron Goodwin conducted sessions at multiple Whitechapel locations associated with the canonical victims, including Buck's Row (Durward Street) and the Ten Bells pub. Bagans reported receiving an EVP at Durward Street that he characterised as an unintelligible male voice, and Goodwin reported a sudden temperature drop in the alleyway adjacent to the former site of 29 Hanbury Street. The episode also featured an interview with Ripper historian Paul Begg, author of 'Jack the Ripper: The Facts' (Robson Books, 2004), who discussed the cultural persistence of Ripper-site haunting claims without personally endorsing them. All claims are presented as investigator reports in a named television programme.
Area: Whitechapel area broadly — Ghost Adventures Season 3, Episode 4 'Jack the Ripper' investigation (2009)
Durward Street (near railway arches; original structure gone)
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Durward Street (Buck's Row) — Nichols, England, UK