Richard Patterson (Patestos*)
Marketer, researcher, poet, soldier, lecturer, digital artist, entertainer, mediator. educator, author, crime solver.
Marketer, researcher, poet, soldier, lecturer, digital artist, entertainer, mediator. educator, author, crime solver.
Believed to have solved one of the world's great crime mysteries. The Jack the Ripper murders, of London in 1888. With his, 1997, discovery of Francis Thompson, a new suspect.
Click on the image to watch the latest documentary of Patterson's book on his solution.
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Patterson is also credited with his 2013 discovery of what experts claim to be the most important archeological site in the world - An ancient stone arrangement widely known as Australia's Stonehenge.
Here is a clip, from the History Channel, featuring the standing stone site. This clip was beamed into in 95 million homes around the world. It asks if Patterson's find can provide insights into other stone arrangements scattered around the world. |
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Patterson's solutions have been reported on by many of the world’s largest media outlets. These include:
Jack the Ripper The Works of Francis Thompson (Book), The Whitechapel Journal, Ripperologist Magazine, The Jack The Ripper A to Z (books) Wikipedia, The Lancashire Evening Post, BBC North West Tonight, Fox News, CNN History Channel, The UK Daily Mail, The Christian Science Monitor Magazine, The UK Express, Sydney’s Radio 2Ue, The New York Daily News, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Sunderland Echo, Lancashire Post, West Sussex County Times, NBN News Australia, The Northern Star, The Northern Echo, Mancunian Matters, Nexus Magazine, The UK Huffington Post, Manchester Evening News, New Dawn Magazine.
* In 1988, Patterson legally changed his surname from Patestos .