Henry

For over a century, one question keeps coming up: could H.H. Holmes — America's first serial killer — also have been Jack the Ripper?
Books have been written. DNA has been tested. Holmes's own great-great-grandson spent years trying to prove it.
I looked closely at the evidence — and at the five most serious Ripper suspects on record. For each one, two questions: what does the evidence actually show, and does the psychology fit?
Because a killer's psychology is like a fingerprint. The way someone kills tells you something about who they are. And more importantly — who they're not.
What I found wasn't what I expected.

What is Henry?

History remembers certain things a certain way. Henry de Berk investigates what gets left out. Long-form documentaries on crime, power, and the stories we tell ourselves about both. Not to shock. Not to sell a theory. But to follow the evidence where it actually leads — and sit honestly with what it doesn't resolve. New episodes on the cases history got wrong, the myths that stuck, and the truth underneath that's usually more unsettling. For people who know the popular version. And want something more honest.