Jack the Ripper in America

There were many suspects in the JTR murders over the years. What is the evidence that supports the claim that James Kelly was JTR? If you are a rival detective, how do you eliminate all the evidence that you've identified in the documentary?

          
          I have watched documentary "Jack the Ripper in America" that given by Mr. Kama. From what I have found from this case, I would say that James Kelly was JTR. It is because I have found something similar about the suspect and James Kelly.

        
        James Kelly suspected as Jack the Ripper because the way he killed his wife is the same as the five canonical were killed. He was sent to asylum because he killed his wife by stabbing her in the neck. Then he manage to escape from Broadmoor Asylum using his own fashioned key in 1888. During him in the asylum, there is no news about the killing. After he escaped and being a fugitive, Ripper's activities become active. This is become confident when the police found a prostitute named Carrie Brown was found that in year 1888.

         
            The character of James Kelly make him as Jack the Ripper because he worked as a furniture upholsterer that requires people who is expert in handling knife. Other than this lingering question I do think James Kelly fits very well as JTR. He could just possibly be one of the worst serial killers ever in history.