Off the coast of Australia, a diver has vanished & along with him an unknown treasure from the wreck of the HMS Pandora. ...

SINCE OCTOBER 1992 THE 'DIARY OF JACK THE RIPPER WRITTEN BY JAMES MAYBRICK' WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN A HOAX. YET, INCREDIBLY, NOT ONE PERSON HAS MANAGED TO PROVE HOW IT WAS FORGED OR BY WHOM. WHY NOT? BECAUSE IT IS GENUINE. REMARKABLE AS IT MAY SEEM, HERE IS THE PROOF THAT THE JOURNAL WHICH CAME TO LIGHT IN 1991 WAS INDEED WRITTEN BY JAMES MAYBRICK
- THE NOTORIOUS WHITECHAPEL MURDERER. THIS BOOK REVEALS HOW THE LARGEST & MOST DETAILED INVESTIGATION ON THE SUBJECT EVER TO BE UNDERTAKEN LED THE AUTHOR THROUGH THE SMOKESCREEN OF AN OFFICIAL COVER-UP, VIA THE ROYALS & THE MASONS, TO THE TRUE PROVENCE OF THE DIARY, JACK THE RIPPER'S WATCH &, ULTIMELY, HIS IDENTITY. AS WELL AS PROVIDING THE LONG AWAITED SOLUTION TO ONE OF THE MOST ENDURING MYSTERIES IN THE HISTORY OF CRIME, THIS IS ALSO THE STORY OF THE MAN AT IT'S CENTRE, JAMES MAYBRICK HOW HE DIED, HOW HIS WIFE WAS FALSELY IMPRISONED FOR HIS MURDER & WHO THE REAL MURDERER OF JACK THE RIPPER WAS. THIS SAME FACINATING STORY DRAWS IN TOW PEOPLE STILL ALIVE TODAY
- ONE ILLEGITIMATELY DESCENDED FROM JAMES MAYBRICK; THE OTHER FROM HIS WIFE, FLORENCE
- WHO UNTIL NOW, DESPITE THE POTENTIAL FINACIAL REWARD, HAVE BATTLED TO CONCEAL THE TRUTH & PROTECT THEIR FAMILIES. JACK THE RIPPER: THE FINAL CHAPTER PRESENTS CRUCIAL EVIDENCE FROM THE HOME OFFICE FILES, HARD FACTS & UNDENIABLE TRUTH.


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Jack's grandfather tells tales so tall that the other children say they must be made up. Jack thinks they are too, until the night Grandfather takes him on an incredible trip in his boat
- & then Jack doesn't know what to believe...




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Written by his own son, JACKIE MILLBURN: A MAN OF TWO HALVES gives an unprecedented insight into the life & career of legendary Newcastle United forward Jackie Millburn. To this day, ' Wor Jackie' remains the Magpies top goalscorer, having notched up 238 goals in 492 League & Cup appearances in the black & white shirt throughout the 1940s & '50s. Milburn also won the FA Cup with Newcastle three times in six years &, in the third final in 1955, he scored one of the competition's fastest ever goals, after 45 seconds. This book delves beneath the surface of the glory to reveal how, in spite of his remarkable success as a player, Milburn was constantly tortured by his lack of self-belief. It deatils his days across the Irish Sea after becoming player/coach at Protestant Linfield FC, & explains why he felt the need to move on after receiving menacing death threats directed at his family. It reveals how, as newly appointed manager of Ipswich Town he had a totally unexpected fall out with the departing England supremo, Alf Ramsey. We also learn how the pressures of work led Milburn to the bottle, & how he spent his post-football days working in a scrapyard, before being rescued by the world of sports journalism. Later in life, many honours continued to be bestowed upon Milburn &, on his death in 1988, huge crowds lined the streets for his funeral parade, all the way from his home in Ashington to St Nicholas Cathedral in the centre of Newcastle. ...