The Yorkshire Ripper Files

The Yorkshire Ripper Files refer to investigative documents related to Peter Sutcliffe, a British serial killer active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Sutcliffe murdered 13 women and injured several others in Yorkshire and Manchester. The files include evidence, police reports, and digital records that shed light on the investigation, challenges faced, and eventual capture of Sutcliffe in 1981. They offer insight into law enforcement processes during the case, the challenges of tracking a serial offender, and the impact on victims and communities. These files serve as a detailed record of one of the UK's most notorious criminal investigations.