Serial Killer Autopsy: Peter Sutcliffe, The Yorkshire RipperA comprehensive examination of one of Britain's most notorious serial killers and the five-year reign of terror that paralyzed northern England.Between 1975 and 1980, Peter Sutcliffe murdered thirteen women and attacked seven others, creating a climate of fear that fundamentally altered how women lived, moved, and experienced safety across Yorkshire and beyond. Dubbed "the Yorkshire Ripper" by a sensationalist press, Sutcliffe became one of Britain's most infamous criminals, yet the full story of his crimes extends far beyond the man himself.Serial Killer Autopsy: Peter Sutcliffe, The Yorkshire Ripper dissects every aspect of this landmark case with unflinching honesty and analytical rigor. This is not a book that glorifies a killer or sensationalizes violence. Instead, it provides a sobering, comprehensive examination of how an ordinary-appearing lorry driver became a sexual sadist who terrorized an entire region, and how systemic failures allowed him to kill for five years despite being interviewed by police nine times.Based on extensive research, including trial transcripts, police records, media archives, and interviews with those connected to the case, this book provides the most comprehensive examination of the Yorkshire Ripper case available. Criminal psychologist David Holmes characterized Sutcliffe as "an extremely callous, sexually sadistic serial killer", this book explores what that assessment means, how such pathology develops, and what society can learn from this tragedy.This is true crime with purpose: analytical rather than sensational, victim-centered rather than killer-focused, and committed to drawing meaningful lessons about violence, justice, and the ongoing work of creating safer societies. It examines not just what Peter Sutcliffe did, but why he was able to do it for so long, what systemic failures enabled his violence, and how those failures echo in contemporary contexts.Serial Killer Autopsy: Peter Sutcliffe, The Yorkshire Ripper honors victims, survivors, and families while providing unflinching examination of a killer and the systems that failed to stop him. It is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand one of the 20th century's most significant serial killer cases and its enduring relevance to contemporary society.