A blood-covered shawl found at one of the murder scenes is believed to contain DNA from both butchered victim Catherine Eddowes andthe world’s most infamous serial killer.

Scientific evidence is now said to point to Polish barber Aaron Kosminski

Researchers at Liverpool John Moores University conducted genetic tests on the sample long-thought to havebelonged to the Ripper himself,who they now believe to be Pole Aaron Kosminski.

“We describe for the first time systematic, molecular level analysis of the only surviving physical evidence linked to the Jack the Ripper murders,” the authors  wrote in the Journal of Forensic Sciences.

“Finding both matching profiles in the same piece of evidence enhances the statistical probability of its overall identification and reinforces the claim that the shawl is authentic.”

The bloody shawl is linked to thedouble murder of victims three and four, Elizabeth Stride and Eddowes, on the night of Sept. 30, 1888 in Whitechapel.

Stride’s throat had been cut, but the rest of her body was mostly intact – unlike most of the infamous killer’s victims.

It’s long been thought that meant the Ripper – said to havekilled anywhere between five and 18 women– had been interrupted in his work and was still on the hunt for more unfortunate victims.

An hour laterhe butchered Eddowestearing her apart and taking her kidney as a trophy – before sending the sickening ‘From Hell’ letter in which he claimed he had eaten it.

Five women —  Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly — are widely held to have been victims of the Ripper, although later murders were attributed to him.

The researchers say their new study provides “the most systematic and most advanced genetic analysis to date regarding the Jack the Ripper murders.”

And it’s not the first time DNA evidence has pointed to Kosminski as the killer.

Jari Louhelainen, a biochemist at LJMU and one of the coauthors of the current study, first conducted testing on the suspect’s DNA years earlier.

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