Freemasonry nonsense

When the Royal Family/Masonic theory first came to into the spotlight in the mid 1970's, it was interesting to look at, for about five minutes. But, as too often happens, it got twisted into being the mainstream 'solution'.
I give it a bit of credit, mainly because it got people interested in the Ripper again.
But I would certainly like to see some films with a different theory.

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This version has William Gull as the murderer, assisted by coachman John Netley, but there is no mention of the Freemasons or the Royal Conspiracy. Gull's motives are a lot simpler and crazier in this film.

I have also toyed with the idea of the particular murder of Mary Kelly as the work of a copy cat. Either someone eerily fixated on Kelly herself, some who took the opportunity to kill when a notorious serial was active - or someone fixated on the Whitechapel murderer. But this theory askes for too much: not only managed Jack to disappear in thin air, leaving few traces. But a copy cat sharing this mixture of skill and luck?

There is only one way Jack the Ripper could do what he did, and that's to live anonymously in Whitechapel, know every ally and street, and being able to blend in the crowd as a nobody of interest. He must have laughed his head off while pretending to be outraged like all the others.