#1
S1E3
Episode #1.3
The Ripper must kill one more victim to complete his re-enactment of the 1888 murders. DI Chandler is near to breakdown as he struggles to find an answer.
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#2
S3E5
Episode #3.5
When a babysitter is murdered and a dangerous patient and former Whitechapel resident escapes from a psychiatric unit, the area is hit by a series of terrifying events. Fearing that a spree killer is on the loose, Chandler, Miles and the team must act fast to prevent more deaths. Meanwhile, Chandler's quest to bring in a suspect alive jeopardises his relationship with Miles.
#3
S3E6
Episode #3.6
The masked killer is still at large, and Chandler is particularly interested in a woman who managed to survive an attack. He and Miles must resolve their differences to bring the killer to book.
#4
Episode #4.6
S4E6
#5
Episode #1.2
S1E2
#6
Episode #3.2
S3E2
#7
Episode #3.3
S3E3
#8
Episode #4.5
S4E5
#9
Episode #1.1
S1E1
#10
Episode #4.2
S4E2
Lowlights
Miles learns that a criminal called Billy Bunhill has been shot inside another notorious Kray haunt, The Blind Beggar pub. Chandler's interest is piqued when he realises that the murder mirrors George Cornell's killing by Ronnie Kray in 1966. Who could possibly be trading off the ghosts of the Krays and using their legend to invoke fear and paranoia on the streets of Whitechapel? When the threats become personal and the killer seems to be one step ahead, Chandler and Miles have to wonder just how far the murderer's power reaches.
#17
Episode #2.1
S2E1
#16
Episode #4.1
S4E1
#15
Episode #3.4
S3E4
#14
Episode #3.1
S3E1
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