Man thought to be 'Chinese Jack the Ripper' arrestedCNN Gao Chengyong, 52, is accused of being responsible for the gruesome deaths of 9 women in China and two in Inner Mongolia between 1988 and 2002. A man accused of being China's Jack the Ripper has been arrested over the deaths of 11 women and girls. Chinese investigators say Gao Chengyong, 52, killed the victims between 1988 and 2002, the New York Times reported. Similarities between the crimes and those committed in London in the late 1800s led the public to dub the perpetrator "China's Jack the Ripper". READ MORE:* Family secret 'led to Jack the Ripper'* Jack the Ripper's pub worth a stop* Johnny Depp led to the 'real' Jack the RipperCNN Gao was arrested in a small grocery shop at a school on Friday.

Source: Stuff August 29, 2016 21:11 UTC