What is John The Ripper?
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John the Ripper is a fast password cracker, currently available for many flavors of Unix (11 are officially supported, not counting different architectures), DOS, Win32, BeOS, and OpenVMS. Its primary purpose is to detect weak Unix passwords. Besides several crypt(3) password hash types most commonly found on various Unix flavors, supported out of the box are Kerberos AFS and Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 LM hashes, plus several more with contributed patches.
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John the Baptist was a prophet who lived the same time as Jesus. He was actually Jesus's cousin; Mary was kin to John's mother Elizabeth.\nJohn was just a man, no more no less. He was so devout to God, and so radical in his teachings, that he was something of an outsider from the religious leaders. The Bible says John lived out in the woods and ate bugs. All he really cared about was preaching.\nHe is known as "the Baptist" because he baptised Jesus in water when Jesus began his own ministry. He was the first to recognize Jesus as "the Lamb of God."\nJohn was arrested and sent to prison, and eventually was executed, though he had committed no specific crime. The Bible records that Jesus was quite saddened by John's death.
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Who the hell is that?
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It was a Brittish scientist and unfortanately I can't remember his name. It was used as evidence the first time in a murder trail in England where two girls were found dead in a path near a field. The new science of Dna helped to prove whom the killer was. I even read the book about the murder investigation and the scientist but me with my middleage brain can not remember it's name either. Maybe someone out there can remember the name of the scientist or the  name of the book. Sorry I could not be of more help. But maybe this will put you on the right track
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Find the real killer.
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John Walsh has dedicated his life catching pedophiles and other creeps out there through a show called America's Most Wanted. His son Adam was kidnapped and killed many years ago. His organization is a very worthwhile one.
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Jack is a nickname of John.  It's that simple.  Nothing mysterious here.
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The College for young boys? My favourite Jack The Ripper Suspect, Montague Druitt, went there as a child. In one of the communal rooms, he is to have etched "M J DRUITT" onto one of the walls (the etching is still there).
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Who or what are you asking about? Can you please explain further? :)
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Getting Walter Sicket?  I assume you mean for the Jack the Ripper murders?  Sicket wasn't arrested for those murders.  He wasn't even a suspect at the time.  It's just in recent years his name has been connected with Jack the Ripper.
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Do you mean Salome? She is the woman who demanded John the Baptists head on a silver platter. Why? We have no idea. She really liked getting head I guess.
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Any man can call himself a Christian, but actions speak louder than words.  Jack the Ripper (who's identity is unknown, btw), certainly didn't act like a Christian.\n\nAs for the Freemasonry connection, that was a theory that was put forth and then dismissed.  Later it became the subject of a graphic novel, and eventually a Johnny Depp movie, but it is not a factual account.  If you do a little research, you will see that the whole premise to the movie is bunk.\n\nYou might be referring to "Jack"'s statement written on the wall about the "Jewes", and thinking that this might have a connection to the three men who killed Hiram Abiff in the Masonic Legend.  It has never been common practice for Masons to refer to these men as "Jewes", even though all three of their names start with Joo.\n\nThe whole Masonic connection theory is false speculation.  As for  the Christian thing, was he the only man who was supposedly a Christian who has comitted murder or another horrible sin?
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I found this I hope it helps somewhat\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Baskerville
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Grave robber.  Stole something from a dead body, or possibly the body itself.\n\nHope you're not considering any sort of relationship with this person!
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who the hell is he..? where he come frm..?
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Jack to John? haven't heard that one before.
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Edward Grim was a clerk from Cambridge who was visiting Canterbury Cathedral on the day that Thomas Becket was murdered. Four other men, John of Salisbury, William FitzStephen, Benedict of Peterborough and William of Canterbury were also in the cathedral at the time and later wrote about what they saw. However, only Grim was with Becket when he was murdered. Grim attempted to protect Becket and during the struggle he was severely wounded. Grim researched and wrote a biography of Thomas Becket between the years, 1170 and 1177.\n\nhope he the right one you're after