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Macario Alcala Canchola
Macario Alcala Canchola (born c. 1930) was a Mexican serial killer, who was popularly known as Jack Mexicano.
From 1960 to 1962, Alcala is believed to have killed women in Mexico City who were known to work as prostitutes in poor inner-city neighborhoods, possibly in an attempt to imitate the infamous murderer Jack the Ripper. Despite only confessing to a single murder, Alcala is also heavily suspected of committing the murders of at least eleven other women around Mexico City.
Alcala was apprehended in September 1962 and sentenced to 60 years in prison, the maximum penalty at the time, for the murder of two women.
==Background==
Born in the 1930s in Mexico City, Alcala belonged to an impoverished family and only attended elementary school. Due to his short height, as well as an unattractive and uncultivated appearance, he developed an inferiority complex. Alcala entered into the Mexican Army, but was eventually dismissed for his incompetence and lack of discipline, and also tried to become a professional boxer but failed. Alcala was known to have been married and had children, but had separated from his wife for unknown reasons.
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