S5 Ep102: Ripper

Since opening its doors in 1850, The University of Michigan's
School of Medicine has been one of the most prestigious medical
schools in the country. But not all of its pupils perfected the
art of saving lives. Some of them went on to do the exact
opposite. In 1882, two men with similar names and matching
handlebar mustaches entered the program. One went on to become
America's first serial killer, while the other became the subject
of the most infamous transatlantic manhunt in history. Both men
would eventually be sent to the gallows and hanged for murder.
But not before each, separately, was accused of being Jack the
Ripper. Did the world's most infamous unknown serial killer get
his start at Michigan's most infamous college?