| Display title | Mary Swinton |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Mary Swinton (died April 20, 1886) was a resident of the poor house on Jubilee Lane in Whitechapel, London.[1.1] She was found dead on Cudworth Street by Police-Constable Haylock on April 20, 1886.[1.1] Her body was examined by local general practitioner Dr. Loud.[1.1] She was the 11th victim of the murderous creature known as The Ripper. |
