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Getty One of the biggest serial killer mysteries of all time — the ... killer’s identity has allegedly been confirmed by DNA found on a shawl, historian Russell Edwards said.

has long believed Kosminski to be the infamous London serial killer, a claim he first made over a decade ago. The historian allegedly confirmed that Kosminski’s DNA was on Eddowes’ shawl with ...