The night sky is a map of the East End of London.
The stars represent murder sites.
The yellow light along the horizon represents the River Thames.
The Cypress tree represents death and mourning.
The white chapel is an image reference to the Whitechapel District.
Vincent van Gogh was not as he seems.
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I’m Dale Larner, author of VINCENT THE RIPPER, a serious non-fiction book presenting the evidence Vincent van Gogh was Jack the Ripper. The Starry Night map is just one of the many pieces of evidence I present. Please excuse the self-promotion. I’ve uncovered the hidden truth about Van Gogh and the world needs to know Vincent’s real nature. Here’s the book website to see more about the Starry Night map and much more: [https://VincentTheRipper.com](https://VincentTheRipper.com) Thanks!
Great, we have a museum copy hanging on the wall. Now I’m gonna be looking at it in a whole new way. Thanks 😊.
Thats the stuff i came for
Interesting concept
I can’t wait to dive into this deep end first tomorrow.
What a wild idea. Gonna have fun with my imagination before i explore.
Random thought: Is that why his stuff became more valuable after his death; were some people able to deduce but not prove his connection to the crimes?
Genuinely amazing. To the spectators; check out the website and click on the “matches” section. Probably the most definitive part of the whole thing.
He studied anatomy university, which adds weight to your theory. However he was not in England in 1888 and 1889. And he painted Starry Night in June 1889, after all the murders had occurred. So he could well have been painting the murder locations, but that doesn’t mean he committed them.
The handwriting matches are of particular interest for sure!
Van gogh has a letter sent from his new home in Arles France sept 9th 1888, Annie Chapman was killed on the 8th