LINDA RILEY

Linda Riley - Owner of the Jack the Ripper Museum in London. Director of LGBT campaign group GLAAD and a patron of Action Breaks Silence, which empowers women in the developing world to "protect themselves against physical and sexual assault". Patron of Diversity Role Models, a LGBT anti-bullying charity. She is the publisher of Diva Magazine which recently hosted the Diva Awards at the Waldorf Hotel in London (attended by Jeremy Corbyn and Dawn Butler MP).

Linda Riley is also a close friend of the socialite Tariq Siddiqi.

The Jack the Ripper Museum in Cable Street, London according to news reports,  is dedicated to the memory of women who lived in the East End of London in Victorian Times - but as seen somehow through the eyes of Jack the Ripper's victims. It is not clear what they would have been able to contribute to the history of the East End had they not been murdered, but maybe they would have had something to say about Linda Riley, had they known that she was going to "make a killing" out of their deaths.

The museum's website states:

“The victims were all poor East End women who had been murdered with ferocious brutality. The murderer used a knife to slit the throats of his victims and then, most horrifically, mutilated their dead bodies.”

You can buy your admission tickets online to view a close-up of the exhibition.