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Annie Chapman, also known as Annie Siffey, was found dead at around 6am on the '''8th September 1888'''. Annie Chapman's mutilated body was discovered in the back yard of '''29, Hanbury Street''', Spitalfields.
By the late 1880s, Annie Chapman had become involved with a bricklayer named Edward Stanley. The two only seemed to meet at weekends, but Stanley frequently paid for Chapman’s bed at Crossingham’s Lodging House.
On, or about, 1st September, 1888, Annie got into a fight with another prostitute, Eliza Cooper, who was said to be a rival for Edward Sranley's affections. It resulted with Annie having a black eye!
[http://crimehub.co.uk/index.php?title=Amelia_Palmer Amelia Palmer], a friend of Annie's last saw Annie alive on Friday 7th September 1888. They had met at approximately 5pm in Dorset Street. They discussed Annie's health where Annie responded: "I feel too ill to do anything". Annie acknowledged that she had to "pull herself together and get some money or I shall have no lodgings".
Annie and George eventually separated, apparently due to Annie’s drinking and "immoral ways".
