Jack the Ripper ist nicht zu fassen
Detective Inspector Joseph Chandler ist der neue Chef der Ostlondoner Mordkommission und in dieser Funktion nur auf der Karrieredurchreise, wenn alles glatt geht. Doch es geht nicht glatt, denn pünktlich zu seinem Amtsantritt beginnt ein überaus cleverer Unhold, den legendären Serienmörder Jack the Ripper zu imitieren. Während von allen Seiten der Druck wächst, dem Täter das Blutwerk zu legen, muss der unerfahrene Chandler erst mal lernen, mit einer Kollegentruppe zu kooperieren, die ihn nach gründlich vermasseltem Einstand erst einmal hasst.
Episode 1 (Folge 1) 7.9
Autor: Ben Court
Sendedatum: 2010-10-11
Laufzeit: 45 min
Übersicht: DI Chandler, DC Miles and the team investigate a series of brutal killings and maimings. Local history expert Buchan suggests that London once more has a copycat killer - only this time the murders mirror killings by the Kray twins in the 1960s. Miles and Chandler refuse to believe Buchan's theory since the Krays are both dead - but is Buchan on the right path?
Episode 2 (Folge 2) 7.8
Autor: Ben Court
Sendedatum: 2010-10-18
Laufzeit: 45 min
Übersicht: 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.
Episode 3 (Folge 3) 7.4
Autor: Ben Court
Sendedatum: 2010-10-25
Laufzeit: 45 min
Übersicht: Last in the series of the gripping crime drama. With the body count rising and nothing conclusive to pin on the twins, Chandler and his team have no option but to play the Krays at their own game. But the clock is ticking and the team are forced underground. Can Chandler get his man or will the streets of Whitechapel continue to run with blood?
