Jackie the Ripper is a work of fiction offering a contemporary spin on the true crime classic. One summer morning, Scotland Yard receives a report of a mutilated body. The long-suffering lead detective, Freddie Abberline, starts investigating his grisliest case yet.

Detective Abberline, voiced by actor Paul Waggot, is one of the first on the scene at the Tube station. He soon realizes this is not an ordinary murder case and tries to piece together the clues. But this is not his strong suit. Throughout the podcast's episodes, the death toll rises. Detective Abberline and his team discover more disfigured male victims. Soon after, the self-styled Jackie the Ripper reveals herself as the killer. Then, the pressure to capture her is on.

Despite the grim subject matter, this podcast is compelling and amusing. The thrilling storytelling and witty script combine to create an uproarious dark comedy. From the bickering among the police teams to Detective Abberline's snappy delivery, the show ensures plenty of laughs. Written by Joel Emery, Jackie the Ripper leads listeners on a wild ride of no evidence, no leads, and no suspects. Will Detective Abberline succeed and reveal Jackie's true identity?

As well as an engaging story, Jackie the Ripper offers high production value. Each episode features a large cast of characters who bring depth to the narrative. Acushla-Tara Kupe voices Jill Hunter, and Jennifer Tierney voices Chief Inspector Donna Swanson.

Well-executed sound effects and musical accompaniments also strengthen the story. The podcast's high-quality production helps listeners immerse themselves in the narrative. These effects also enhance the humor of the show and support the script.

Listener discretion is advisable. This show includes strong language and explicit content. But true crime and literature fans may enjoy this modern re-creation of a well-known criminal. The audience can follow the story of Jackie the Ripper across three seasons.