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00:02:18 Get out of here!
00:02:48 You're taking all our money again.
00:03:06 You'll feel better when you get home.
00:03:16 There's one over there.
00:03:24 - Gonna be a long night, Mary.
00:03:34 It's quiet, isn't it? You having any luck?
00:03:38 Not much, love.
00:03:47 - Give you a penny for a suck.
00:03:52 - Hi. Where's Kate?
00:04:01 Miss?
00:04:03 - What do you want?
00:04:07 I know you.
00:04:09 Do you remember me, Mary Kelly?
00:04:13 I'd never forget you, McQueen.
00:04:17 Will you stop that?
00:04:22 What does a whore need buttons for?
00:04:24 I warned you and your friends.
00:04:29 I'm working, ain't I?
00:04:31 We all are.
00:04:33 And I am making sure
00:04:39 I'm providing a service, Mary Kelly.
00:04:42 And I expect to be paid...
00:04:45 ...or else you will be very troubled.
00:04:48 Now, you tell...
00:04:51 ...your five...
00:04:53 ...friends they bring me my money
00:04:57 ...or this friend of mine here...
00:04:59 ...will be your next customer.
00:05:38 - You're bloody filthy this morning.
00:05:41 - What'd you get up to last night?
00:05:46 Give us a look.
00:05:55 Mary.
00:05:58 Thank God I found you.
00:06:00 He's coming.
00:06:02 Albert's coming today.
00:06:04 I need you to look after the baby.
00:06:06 Let's have a hold.
00:06:09 - I'm so proud of her.
00:06:13 Isn't she beautiful?
00:06:17 She's lovely, isn't she?
00:06:19 I'll be seeing you in a bit.
00:06:21 Get us a jar of gin, will you?
00:06:23 You look fine, Ann.
00:06:25 Must be nice,
00:06:29 She has your eyes and her father's brow.
00:06:34 She is a perfect love, but, Ann,
00:06:38 - The Nichols gang...
00:06:41 - Know what they said they'd do?
00:06:43 What's she saying?
00:06:45 They want £1 a week from each of us.
00:06:48 Count yourself lucky.
00:06:50 Good and lucky that you got
00:06:53 We need £4 to pay them,
00:06:58 I'll get you the £4 from Albert.
00:07:00 He might say no. I can't take a chance.
00:07:02 He won't. I know he won't.
00:07:05 He's been in France on business.
00:07:08 He wrote, he sold a lot of his paintings.
00:07:10 He's sure to have full pockets
00:07:13 - To you perhaps, but...
00:07:16 I'll get you the £4. I promise.
00:07:29 I'm not gonna hurt you, Netley.
00:07:32 Remember me?
00:07:34 Remember who I am?
00:07:38 Your charge will be coming down
00:07:44 Be a good man. Get him home quickly.
00:07:46 Quickly and quietly.
00:07:49 Understood?
00:07:53 Well said.
00:07:55 Very well said.
00:08:36 Take them out.
00:08:38 What is the meaning of this?
00:08:40 Kidney, what in God's name are you doing?
00:08:47 I want this room in pieces.
00:08:56 I demand an explanation.
00:08:58 It's Albert.
00:09:08 Get off me.
00:09:12 Please. No!
00:09:20 Who knows?
00:09:24 I didn't know.
00:09:26 I swear, I didn't.
00:09:28 How can I tell anyone else?
00:09:33 Who knows?
00:09:39 Who knows?
00:09:46 I don't know who they could be.
00:09:49 Albert must've mixed in
00:09:52 She's hungry and cold, poor thing.
00:09:57 I've got to take her to them.
00:09:59 I've got to take her to Ann's parents.
00:10:01 You go. Leave baby Alice with them.
00:10:04 I'll get to work,
00:12:06 Notice something, Inspector?
00:12:23 I pay. I already pay.
00:12:26 I'm not after you, Emperor. Where is he?
00:12:32 Move it!
00:12:43 Get up.
00:12:46 Get up!
00:12:52 Hello, darling.
00:13:09 Sergeant.
00:13:13 It's night.
00:13:14 Well spotted, Inspector Abberline.
00:13:18 Our genius has returned to us.
00:13:20 Thank you, gentlemen.
00:13:22 Remember, if you ever wish to escape
00:13:26 ...this never happened.
00:13:28 Cut along now.
00:13:32 Have I lost a day?
00:13:34 No. It's only four hours since you left here.
00:13:39 Deepest apologies for the rude awakening.
00:13:42 I suspect you enjoyed that.
00:13:44 "I must be cruel only to be kind,"
00:13:47 Although, I'd happily wallop you
00:13:51 I had a sneaking suspicion
00:13:54 You've seen something?
00:13:57 What did you see?
00:14:01 A petticoat saturated with blood.
00:14:05 They used to burn men like you alive.
00:14:09 Sometime this evening,
00:14:13 That doesn't sound
00:14:16 It was the way she was done.
00:14:18 It was the way the bangtail was done
00:14:33 Her name was Martha Tabram.
00:14:35 I don't know what sort of name Tabram is.
00:14:38 It sounds foreign to me.
00:14:42 This is not what I saw.
00:14:44 Not the woman of your dreams?
00:14:46 Are you sure?
00:14:50 - Show him.
00:14:53 Why do I have to be exposed
00:14:57 I've looked at the mess twice.
00:15:06 Before he cut her throat,
00:15:20 Gentlemen,
00:15:24 ...to be able to observe an entirely new
00:15:30 Dr. Ferral, I was just saying
00:15:33 ...we're here in the hope you'll permit us
00:15:38 I wasn't expecting
00:15:42 But you're all welcome, of course.
00:15:43 I'm ready to begin.
00:15:45 - Who is your patient?
00:15:48 An unfortunate, Sir William,
00:15:53 And has severe delusions of persecution.
00:15:56 Poor girl. Do please proceed.
00:16:00 Gentlemen.
00:16:51 We have one tap above...
00:16:57 ...and one into the left lobe.
00:17:02 And...
00:17:05 ...one on the right...
00:17:07 ...and this unlucky patient's dementia...
00:17:11 ...will no longer take a violent form.
00:17:13 Thanks to this simple procedure...
00:17:17 ...we can now permanently alleviate
00:17:26 What could I do? I had to leave
00:17:30 Rich man?
00:17:33 Knew that was too good to be true.
00:17:35 They're gonna kill every one of us.
00:17:37 Who is this Albert anyway?
00:17:40 Who cares about Albert
00:17:43 What are we gonna do?
00:17:45 We can't stay clear
00:17:48 They say that they held
00:17:51 ...and watched her bleed
00:17:53 Then they cut her throat.
00:17:55 McQueen is mad.
00:17:59 It's insane that they want £4.
00:18:03 Not with my old cunny.
00:18:08 Behave yourselves or bugger off.
00:18:11 You can bugger off.
00:18:13 We work, girls.
00:18:15 We work the streets harder than ever.
00:18:19 Right?
00:18:23 All right. We can do it here, but hurry up.
00:18:26 - The bobbies are tracking us tonight.
00:18:28 Gotta get the old man hard first.
00:18:31 Give it here. I'll put it in meself.
00:18:37 - Is that in?
00:18:41 It's not.
00:18:43 No, I haven't. Come on.
00:18:46 I knows it when I feels it.
00:18:59 That's mine, Polly.
00:19:02 That's my money.
00:19:08 I could pop your eye out.
00:19:11 The customers wouldn't mind.
00:19:13 They don't mind if a whore can see.
00:19:18 - What's that you got there?
00:19:21 What have I got here, Constable?
00:19:24 Only a little thing to you,
00:19:28 Move! Or I'll bash that smart mouth.
00:19:33 You're a dead woman.
00:19:43 Lovey, he won't bother you again tonight.
00:19:46 That's right. Look.
00:19:48 One for the Nichols, and one for me.
00:19:53 Come here.
00:19:57 We'll work the streets together.
00:19:59 I'll keep my eye on you, love.
00:20:07 You pig!
00:20:09 You disgusting pig!
00:20:14 Yeah, I'm a pig.
00:20:16 I'm what's wrong with the world.
00:20:19 Be on your own then.
00:20:21 No!
00:20:23 You don't want the company of a pig!
00:20:27 What the fuck are you looking at?
00:20:47 Thirsty?
00:20:54 That was the thing that was in my dream.
00:20:57 - What's it called again?
00:21:01 Cleopatra. She was a beauty, wasn't she?
00:21:05 It was carved 1,500 years
00:21:12 Six men died to bring it here...
00:21:16 ...from Egypt.
00:22:21 May the good Lord have mercy.
00:22:36 She was like that when I found her.
00:22:40 What kind of monster did this?
00:22:53 The boys have made their rounds
00:22:55 ...and the delightful domiciles
00:22:59 Will it surprise you
00:23:02 Her throat was cut,
00:23:05 She was killed somewhere else.
00:23:12 It rained last night, didn't it?
00:23:17 She's dry.
00:23:20 She was brought here
00:23:23 Her throat must've been cut
00:23:25 I imagine they stopped it over there.
00:23:28 They?
00:23:30 There's more than one?
00:23:32 Most definitely.
00:23:35 This was all in your vision?
00:23:43 Jesus!
00:23:46 So, definitely more than one person.
00:23:49 It has to be a message
00:23:55 What the hell?
00:23:57 That's grapes, isn't it?
00:23:59 What the hell would a bangtail
00:24:46 I'd like to give them an answer.
00:24:49 - What?
00:24:52 I'd welcome the opportunity to give them
00:24:57 There is most definitely a message here.
00:25:00 What am I wrong about?
00:25:04 Martha Tabram was raped,
00:25:08 That's cruel.
00:25:10 But I've seen that sort of cruelty
00:25:15 This is methodical.
00:25:17 The butchery is irrational, yet...
00:25:20 ...meticulous and deliberate.
00:25:25 Altogether a different breed of killer.
00:25:30 As soon as possible,
00:25:33 What do you mean "what he took"?
00:25:36 - Didn't you notice?
00:25:39 He's taken at least one of her organs.
00:25:42 Oh, no.
00:25:51 I want every veterinarian...
00:25:54 ...butcher, furrier in the district
00:25:58 Furrier? What did he do, sir? Skin her?
00:26:01 Pipe down, Withers.
00:26:04 When the Inspector is talking
00:26:08 Yes, Sergeant.
00:26:10 He disemboweled her.
00:26:13 After he cut her throat,
00:26:16 ...cut open her stomach,
00:26:24 At least one of her organs was removed.
00:26:27 I'm waiting for the police surgeon's report
00:26:33 I see.
00:26:36 One thing's for certain,
00:26:43 Maybe one of these Red Indians...
00:26:47 ...wandered into Whitechapel
00:26:54 With all due respect, sir...
00:26:56 ...I believe this was done by someone with
00:27:01 - An educated man, such as a doctor...
00:27:05 No well-bred man would do this.
00:27:08 Probably a tradesman or a butcher.
00:27:11 A tradesman is a possibility, sir.
00:27:15 But there's a strong indication against it.
00:27:18 There was a sprig of grapes
00:27:21 What are you driving at?
00:27:23 No one in Whitechapel, no matter
00:27:28 Obviously,
00:27:31 It follows that he must be
00:27:34 What about the Jews? A Jew butcher?
00:27:38 Or a Jew tailor might have money.
00:27:43 Sir, for the sake of public safety
00:27:46 ...l'd like to be careful about spreading
00:27:52 I know your reputation for making guesses
00:27:56 Someone told me
00:28:00 Frankly, it doesn't matter to me
00:28:03 But be certain you don't proceed
00:28:08 Of course, sir.
00:28:09 Personally, I don't care. The fewer
00:28:14 But the sooner you find this butcher
00:28:18 ...the sooner we can all celebrate
00:28:23 Keep me informed.
00:28:51 Every cellar, every stable. We'll find him.
00:28:55 It's the bleeding Jews. Let's kill them!
00:31:00 I have wonderful news.
00:31:02 Tell me.
00:31:04 Surely you, of all people, can guess.
00:31:07 I don't want to guess with you.
00:31:11 Dr. Marbury says...
00:31:16 Dr. Marbury says?
00:31:19 Dr. Marbury says
00:31:55 "Ay, to die
00:31:57 "and go we know not where
00:31:59 "To lie in cold obstruction and to rot"
00:32:05 A simple "rest in peace" would suffice.
00:32:08 Yes, sir.
00:32:10 "In the midst of life we are in death...
00:32:13 "...of whom may we seek for succor,
00:32:16 "...who for our sins art justly displeased?
00:32:20 "Yet, O Lord God most holy...
00:32:22 "...O Lord most mighty..."
00:32:38 Good afternoon, ladies.
00:32:41 I'm Inspector Abberline.
00:32:44 We're investigating the murders
00:32:47 We understand they were both friends
00:32:51 Close friends.
00:32:54 Don't know nothing.
00:32:56 Me neither.
00:32:58 Why are you bothering us?
00:33:01 - Is he the boss of Nichol Street?
00:33:05 Isn't it your job to be knowing
00:33:10 What makes you think McQueen did this?
00:33:13 Can't prove nothing by me.
00:33:17 - You're Mary Kelly, right?
00:33:21 Unless one of you is willing to testify
00:33:24 ...I can't do nothing.
00:33:26 Surely, Inspector...
00:33:28 ...a strong, handsome man like you...
00:33:31 ...could do anything
00:33:35 I'm a coward and a weakling.
00:33:38 What's your excuse?
00:33:46 Come on, Mary. They won't help us.
00:34:13 Is that you?
00:34:16 Before my mother died, back in Ireland.
00:34:19 - Is that when you came here?
00:34:22 - When I was 8.
00:34:26 We were starving,
00:34:32 I was thinking...
00:34:34 ...we ain't never gonna earn enough
00:34:38 ...and feed our own mouths.
00:34:42 You said those men...
00:34:45 ...who took the rich artist man
00:34:48 You said they was clean-shaven,
00:34:53 - Right.
00:34:56 They weren't the Nichols boys.
00:34:59 They was unusual.
00:35:01 Perhaps even official.
00:35:02 What are you getting at?
00:35:06 Maybe we could go with the papers,
00:35:11 "Where's Ann Crook?"
00:35:12 The papers are always desperate
00:35:16 It's a mystery, to boot.
00:35:18 Not a bad plan. What do you think, Mary?
00:35:20 We should talk to that inspector,
00:35:24 Fuck me! No.
00:35:25 If we go to the papers, they might hurt Ann
00:35:29 Worse than what'll happen to her
00:35:33 I don't know for sure.
00:35:35 But I think we're better off
00:35:38 Lord, you are young after all.
00:35:44 Four bitches.
00:35:46 That's what I thought.
00:35:47 You only paid for one person.
00:35:50 - They're my guests.
00:35:52 Let me welcome your guests.
00:35:55 Go on! Get out!
00:35:59 Get out of here, you bloody whores.
00:36:02 When you have four pence...
00:36:04 ...you can come back
00:36:09 Shut up.
00:36:13 Back to work then.
00:36:14 Let's try and stay together.
00:36:17 - We can't. You know that.
00:36:21 Come on.
00:36:24 All right, Annie?
00:36:27 Bloody bastard.
00:36:28 - How's your head?
00:38:30 Boo!
00:38:35 I didn't frighten you, did I?
00:38:38 I've been looking for you.
00:38:40 Been looking all over for you.
00:38:42 You've been looking for me?
00:38:44 Not for me. On behalf of my gentleman.
00:38:47 A very fine gentleman.
00:38:50 Your gentleman sent you to find me?
00:38:53 Get off! I might be unfortunate,
00:38:57 It's the truth! The God's truth.
00:39:01 He's seen you. He likes you.
00:39:03 He said, tonight, only you'll do.
00:39:07 He said to find you, take you to
00:39:13 You're very pretty.
00:39:18 Go on. Get in, I'll take you there.
00:39:22 I almost forgot.
00:39:26 - You like grapes?
00:39:35 Your gentleman, he must be very refined.
00:39:39 - Very refined indeed.
00:39:41 - I'll take you there.
00:39:54 Here we are.
00:40:05 - I'm a lucky lady.
00:40:08 Your gaffer,
00:40:11 Just the usual, I expect.
00:40:15 This alley takes you to the yard.
00:40:17 My gentleman is quiet.
00:40:22 What I want to know is, a toff like him...
00:40:26 ...how much is he offering?
00:40:30 Here, £2 for now.
00:40:32 That'll do me.
00:40:34 Let me see you.
00:40:37 - Down there?
00:40:46 Straight down there, right?
00:41:19 You watch your mouth!
00:41:22 Any more information?
00:41:26 Is it true you found a piece
00:41:30 No. But if it's your fancy, I'd be delighted
00:41:36 Give us a tidbit, Sergeant.
00:41:41 Do something about this.
00:41:45 There's a bloody murderer on the loose.
00:42:20 This is Annie.
00:42:23 Yes. Another of the circle of friends.
00:42:26 Annie Chapman.
00:42:28 Dark Annie, they called her.
00:42:34 Did the constable show you the bit
00:42:38 Could be part of a butcher's apron.
00:42:41 Leather apron. Dear God,
00:42:46 I saw her.
00:42:49 - This one?
00:42:53 I saw her face.
00:43:00 - Don't trample over this area.
00:43:04 - Come on, let us see.
00:43:07 There's your typical Londoner...
00:43:09 ...imbued with the Christian spirit
00:43:12 Or fellow whore, in this case.
00:43:15 He's really outdone himself this time.
00:43:17 He not only severed the intestines...
00:43:19 ...he's carefully arranged them
00:43:23 I think he's taken more organs this time.
00:43:31 Grapes again. Why grapes?
00:43:35 Only Polly and Dark Annie
00:43:38 Only they were disemboweled
00:43:42 This ain't killing for profit.
00:43:46 This is ritual.
00:43:48 Yeah, but why grapes?
00:43:59 So they'll trust whatever he offers.
00:44:12 I've never fully understood that tradition.
00:44:14 They're for the ferryman.
00:44:17 The ferryman who takes the body
00:44:21 If she don't have the money to pay him...
00:44:23 ...she'd have to wander,
00:44:35 I need to consult a doctor.
00:44:37 Are you ill, Inspector?
00:44:39 A surgeon, to be specific.
00:44:42 The killer removed
00:44:45 My God. He's out of his mind.
00:44:48 That's very astute of you, sir.
00:44:51 I don't appreciate sarcasm, Inspector.
00:44:54 I'm sorry, sir. I meant nothing by it.
00:44:56 You already have a surgeon
00:44:59 I need a man with a strong stomach
00:45:03 The police surgeon has neither.
00:45:05 - No. Request denied.
00:45:08 Are you questioning my decision?
00:45:10 No, sir. I simply want to know why.
00:45:12 There's already too much nonsense
00:45:15 You start consulting doctors, and
00:45:20 No one else is to see the bodies.
00:45:24 It is my honor...
00:45:26 ...to present this unique
00:45:32 Until last week, Mr. Joseph Merrick...
00:45:35 John Merrick.
00:45:36 I beg your pardon.
00:45:38 Mr. John Merrick was an attraction
00:45:44 Now he's being cared for
00:45:49 With your generosity,
00:45:56 Ladies and gentlemen...
00:45:59 ...Mr. John Merrick.
00:46:04 Turn around.
00:46:19 It should've been killed at birth.
00:46:28 Good health!
00:46:38 That will be the last one,
00:46:58 ...a psychotic patient.
00:47:00 Pardon me, sir. Are you Dr. Ferral?
00:47:02 I am.
00:47:04 I'm Inspector Abberline,
00:47:06 Oh, my Lord! You're the Ripper case.
00:47:09 - Am I right?
00:47:11 Jolly good.
00:47:12 You've come to the perfect place.
00:47:17 I see.
00:47:18 I could certainly use your expertise
00:47:22 They tell me you're
00:47:25 Really?
00:47:27 I don't see how a reputable surgeon
00:47:32 This country's overrun
00:47:36 Jews.
00:47:38 Socialists trying to stir things up
00:47:43 That's who you should be pursuing,
00:47:48 Excuse me.
00:47:53 I'm afraid Dr. Ferral suffers
00:47:58 What's that, sir?
00:48:01 Want of feeling.
00:48:03 He knows everything about anatomy
00:48:08 How may I assist you, Inspector?
00:48:10 Forgive my ignorance, but...
00:48:13 ...are you a surgeon?
00:48:15 I was.
00:48:17 Unfortunately,
00:48:20 - I'm sorry to hear that, sir.
00:48:26 So you see, I'm accustomed
00:48:34 Could you tell me
00:48:46 I think you mean to draw a Liston knife.
00:48:49 It's named for Liston,
00:48:52 Because there was
00:48:55 ...he had to carry out
00:49:00 Do you, by any chance,
00:49:03 - Yes, I do, sir.
00:49:06 You must keep this confidential.
00:49:09 Of course.
00:49:13 Thank you.
00:49:29 Wouldn't someone
00:49:32 Not if he cut their throats first.
00:49:37 How can you be sure they wouldn't
00:49:41 Grapes.
00:49:44 He offers them grapes first.
00:49:48 - Grapes are very tempting.
00:49:51 He might offer them a drink
00:49:55 A drink laced with laudanum.
00:49:58 How do you know that?
00:50:00 I found a sprig of grapes
00:50:03 And I smelled the laudanum on their lips.
00:50:06 Laudanum is a derivative of opium.
00:50:09 Apart from doctors and addicts,
00:50:17 How long have you chased the dragon,
00:50:25 These should help with the headaches.
00:50:30 Opium leaches minerals out of the body,
00:50:35 That'll help to restore your appetite.
00:50:38 Thank you very much, sir.
00:50:43 - I'm a fool.
00:50:47 Far from it.
00:50:49 I ought to have known that you're
00:50:53 It's certainly an honor, but it's an honor
00:50:57 Now, about our friend here.
00:51:02 Therefore, he's right-handed.
00:51:04 Excuse me.
00:51:06 He had to slice
00:51:10 ...and up to an inch of subcutaneous fat.
00:51:13 After that...
00:51:15 ...he entered the abdominal cavity, so he
00:51:20 Perhaps he was carrying
00:51:26 What do you think?
00:51:35 Is it possible that the killer
00:51:38 Perhaps someone who studied medicine,
00:51:45 The intestines are simple enough,
00:51:49 The liver, very hard to locate,
00:51:52 And he was working quickly, in the dark.
00:51:55 I had held out hope that this...
00:51:57 ...monster was a veterinarian or a furrier...
00:52:01 ...or an especially well-educated butcher.
00:52:05 No, I must admit, if I were you...
00:52:09 ...l'd look for someone with
00:52:14 Damn him.
00:52:45 Want me to suck it?
00:52:47 I can suck the Thames dry.
00:52:50 Don't be frightened, dearie.
00:53:08 How far advanced
00:53:15 No lesions have appeared.
00:53:18 There is some neural damage,
00:53:21 ...but I'm more than hopeful,
00:53:26 He seems, to us,
00:53:30 Is the disease affecting his emotions?
00:53:34 Yes, of course, his mood is depressed...
00:53:36 ...because of the news of the diagnosis.
00:53:41 But that should improve
00:53:44 You are a true physician, Sir William.
00:53:48 In all ways,
00:53:52 We are grateful.
00:53:54 Thank you, ma'am.
00:54:10 This is the beginning of a five-pointed star.
00:54:16 - Like the bloody Jewish star!
00:54:19 The Inspector is talking,
00:54:22 - I'm listening, sir.
00:54:26 This area would form a likely point.
00:54:29 I want double shifts
00:54:33 And don't only worry
00:54:36 Stop anyone suspicious...
00:54:38 ...including well-dressed gentlemen.
00:54:41 By the way, Withers...
00:54:43 ...the Star of David has six points.
00:54:48 Right! "Once more unto the breach,
00:54:53 Dismissed!
00:55:03 Why have you called me here?
00:55:09 It's just...
00:55:11 It's just,
00:55:16 I can't take it, sir.
00:55:18 It's everywhere.
00:55:20 It's in all the papers.
00:55:25 I'm just a simple chap, sir.
00:55:27 I'm not a great man like you.
00:55:31 I just don't know where I am at anymore.
00:55:36 There, there, Netley.
00:55:39 I shall tell you where we are.
00:55:45 We are in the most extreme
00:55:52 A radiant abyss,
00:55:58 I don't understand that.
00:56:00 I don't understand, sir.
00:56:05 Hell, Netley.
00:56:10 We're in Hell.
00:56:23 Let me go! Get your hands off me!
00:56:32 Sorry about that, Inspector.
00:56:34 She's madly in love with me,
00:56:39 You said McQueen killed your two friends.
00:56:43 I see. Women are butchered
00:56:46 ...and you can't do piss about it,
00:56:49 We're watching. Can't arrest them
00:56:53 - What else can we do?
00:56:56 If you keep meself and me friends alive,
00:57:00 To what, precisely?
00:57:02 McQueen said he'd cut me
00:57:05 - No.
00:57:07 You asked me to testify.
00:57:10 I won't. I promise I won't.
00:57:14 You testify against McQueen,
00:57:17 But his boys, they'll take their revenge
00:57:23 I can't let you do it.
00:57:30 It's your round this time!
00:57:37 I confess, I have an appetite.
00:57:39 One day, I'll be a great big, round woman
00:57:45 And a dozen plump children, I imagine.
00:57:49 Do you think that's funny?
00:57:50 An unfortunate like me
00:57:53 No, I didn't mean that at all.
00:57:55 You'll be a wonderful mother someday.
00:57:57 Honest, I can see it.
00:57:59 I see you in a little cottage by the sea...
00:58:03 ...surrounded by children.
00:58:05 I can see it, Mary, clear as day.
00:58:10 - I really do have visions, you know.
00:58:14 Sgt. Godley calls it my intuition.
00:58:19 As a matter of fact,
00:58:23 You have visions about me?
00:58:26 What might those be?
00:58:31 I want you to think carefully.
00:58:33 Besides McQueen,
00:58:37 ...has anything happened to you or your
00:58:43 Ben Kidney?
00:58:47 What would Ben Kidney and Special Branch
00:58:50 Wait a minute.
00:58:52 She's Irish-born, isn't she?
00:58:55 A secret Irish rebel.
00:58:59 They were after Ann Crook, who was
00:59:03 A man she bore a child...
00:59:05 ...a child that's now missing,
00:59:10 Great.
00:59:12 Drive on, please, driver.
00:59:17 You do not fuck with Special Branch.
00:59:29 I don't know what you're thinking,
00:59:39 - Mr. Kidney wants to see me.
00:59:43 Didn't say where. Could be for the night.
00:59:45 No. He said he'd be back before 11:00,
00:59:48 Where are you going?
00:59:51 He said I should wait in his office.
00:59:55 And what floor is Mr. Kidney's office on?
00:59:59 I don't know what floor, because
01:00:03 He told me the desk man'd let me up,
01:00:08 ...because you disobeyed
01:00:12 - It's the second floor on the right.
01:01:58 Free Ireland!
01:02:01 Free Ireland!
01:02:07 Get inside, sir!
01:02:20 Just some gunpowder, that's all.
01:02:25 Anyone go in or out?
01:02:28 Yes, sir. I'm sorry, sir, there's
01:02:43 No, there's nothing missing here.
01:02:47 Webster dossier seems to be complete.
01:02:51 The bastards have been in here, sir.
01:03:16 - No.
01:03:18 No, not together. Too suspicious.
01:03:21 You wait for me, and if she's in there,
01:03:25 I'm going with you right now,
01:03:30 I mean it.
01:03:40 There are a number of mental disorders
01:03:44 ...the front part of the brain.
01:03:47 Her records indicate that she was violent...
01:03:50 ...threatening to do harm to herself
01:03:54 - Does she have any relations?
01:03:58 - That's a lie.
01:04:00 You're under arrest,
01:04:03 - Keep your mouth shut! Is that clear?
01:04:07 Good.
01:04:09 What else do you know about her?
01:04:11 All we know is
01:04:14 ...who lived in the Whitechapel district.
01:04:18 I'd like to ask her a few questions.
01:04:21 You won't get any sense out of her.
01:04:25 I'm used to that.
01:04:39 Hello.
01:04:41 I brought Mary Kelly.
01:04:43 Do you remember Mary Kelly?
01:04:47 Ann, you know me,
01:04:52 Go away.
01:04:53 Go away.
01:04:58 I'm going to find baby Alice.
01:05:02 Alice is laughing to me.
01:05:07 Laughing to me all day long.
01:05:10 It's all right, darling.
01:05:13 What about her father?
01:05:16 Have you seen Alice's father, Ann?
01:05:21 He's a prince.
01:05:23 A prince.
01:05:27 And I'm a queen.
01:05:34 How do you know he was a painter?
01:05:37 He hired us to pose as artist's models.
01:05:39 What exactly does that entail,
01:05:43 We stood very still, so he could paint us.
01:05:47 What's the matter?
01:05:49 I'm sorry, I'm an unfortunate, not a whore.
01:05:52 England doesn't have whores...
01:05:54 ...just a great mass
01:05:57 So Ann Crook...
01:06:00 ...and the painter became lovers.
01:06:03 He married her in a lovely Catholic church.
01:06:06 Saint Savior's.
01:06:09 Married her in a Catholic church?
01:06:13 What do you think they've done
01:06:19 Special Branch dumped her
01:06:22 Yeah, as an unknown.
01:06:25 Why?
01:06:26 When I find out, I'll tell you.
01:06:29 - Take me to her. You have to.
01:06:33 I need to know more first.
01:06:36 Look...
01:06:38 ...I promise that I'll help you
01:06:43 You've got to trust me, Mary,
01:06:48 I do. I do trust you.
01:06:51 Good.
01:06:54 Do you have little ones, Inspector?
01:06:57 No.
01:07:02 A year ago... No, two years...
01:07:05 I'm sorry, more than two years...
01:07:08 ...my wife passed away...
01:07:13 ...giving birth to what I'm told was a son.
01:07:16 I'm sorry.
01:07:19 Thanks.
01:07:25 I want to show you some paintings
01:07:28 - You're going to take me into the gallery?
01:07:33 Come on.
01:07:57 - Did you see the look on her face?
01:08:06 She's a fright.
01:08:08 Look at those cold eyes.
01:08:10 I feel like someone's walking
01:08:13 There's one more painting
01:08:34 You know him, don't you?
01:08:37 "Those whom God has joined together,
01:08:42 I pronounce that they be man and wife.
01:09:01 - Sir William Gull, please.
01:09:07 Sir William? It's Inspector Abberline.
01:09:12 Sir William is ill.
01:09:18 I said...
01:09:21 ...you can't go in.
01:09:23 It's all right, Dr. Ferral,
01:09:26 Have Anna bring us some tea,
01:09:35 I wish I could tell you
01:09:42 Unhappily, I cannot.
01:09:45 I know for a fact that the Prince
01:09:50 And I suppose
01:09:53 ...he concocted this elaborate deception...
01:09:56 ...to have some privacy
01:10:00 But I know one reason I have for stating...
01:10:03 ...that Prince Edward being Jack the Ripper
01:10:09 What's that, sir?
01:10:13 If you repeat what I'm about to tell you,
01:10:17 Indeed, I hope for your sake
01:10:20 ...will steer you clear
01:10:23 I think I'm well past
01:10:28 Prince Edward has syphilis.
01:10:33 Not a pleasant state secret, but a vital one.
01:10:37 That proves it.
01:10:39 I couldn't understand why the Prince
01:10:43 ...especially so savagely,
01:10:49 ...he's punishing them.
01:10:51 He wants revenge. Don't you see, sir?
01:10:53 No, Inspector, I don't see.
01:10:57 I'm afraid your wild speculations
01:11:01 ...clever though they may be,
01:11:05 ...of his committing these crimes.
01:11:07 The disease is far enough along
01:11:13 He's very weak, and the killings
01:11:17 ...and considerable vigor.
01:11:20 And have you forgotten
01:11:24 Whatever else the Prince may be...
01:11:26 ...he knows little or nothing
01:12:08 ...to the center of the lodge
01:12:11 ...for the benefit of prayer.
01:12:19 Vouchsafe Thy name,
01:12:22 ...to this, our present convention.
01:12:27 Who is this?
01:12:29 A poor candidate in a state of darkness.
01:12:32 He comes of his own free will,
01:12:37 ...humbly soliciting to be admitted...
01:12:40 ...into the mysteries and privileges.
01:12:43 In all cases of danger and distress,
01:12:49 In God.
01:12:51 How did he find out
01:12:55 He has that kind of cleverness you'll
01:12:59 A cheap sort of intelligence,
01:13:06 Thank God that's not something
01:13:08 Yes, thank God.
01:13:09 Recite the solemn oath.
01:13:12 "Never to reveal our secrets...
01:13:15 "...under no less a penalty
01:13:21 "...my tongue be torn out by its root...
01:13:24 "...and that I be buried in sand
01:13:30 You don't think
01:13:33 The old fellow isn't as far gone
01:13:36 No.
01:13:38 He's not that foolish.
01:13:44 Let the brother receive the light.
01:13:59 - I keep on hearing...
01:14:03 Another beautiful murder.
01:14:07 Fear me. Jack the Ripper.
01:14:10 They're rubbish. You know that.
01:14:12 Yes, I agree. They're rubbish.
01:14:14 But why you believe
01:14:17 Has it occurred to you
01:14:21 Particularly about men.
01:14:24 She's a woman who...
01:14:28 "A rose by any other name"?
01:14:31 Is that it?
01:14:34 Frederick, my dear chum,
01:14:38 ...that you decided to resume your interest
01:14:42 ...a woman like that can make a man feel
01:14:46 - Sgt. Godley.
01:14:48 Arrest the Nichol Street gang.
01:14:49 - Right away.
01:14:52 This arrived in this afternoon's post.
01:14:56 "I send you half the kidney I took
01:15:00 "...the other piece I fried and ate.
01:15:04 We demand something be done,
01:15:07 "From Hell."
01:15:10 At least they got the address right.
01:15:13 It can't be. Are you sure he was the same?
01:15:16 I know him. I posed for him twice meself.
01:15:19 I stood there naked as a babe,
01:15:22 And he was with Ann for what,
01:15:25 Nearly two.
01:15:29 Here you are. Hello, girls.
01:15:32 I told you to wait for me.
01:15:35 I can't stay in a pub and not have a drink.
01:15:38 It's cruel. But look who I bumped into.
01:15:41 Remember Ada?
01:15:44 She's from France.
01:15:46 Bruxelles.
01:15:52 She is pretty, isn't she?
01:15:56 Not in public, love.
01:15:59 Would you give us a minute alone?
01:16:02 Ada, you stay where you are.
01:16:06 Come on, Mary, get the drinks in.
01:16:19 You don't have to worry
01:16:22 - I can keep them that long.
01:16:25 Thank you.
01:16:28 What about baby Alice?
01:16:31 She's all right.
01:16:34 "We'll get her"?
01:16:36 Listen.
01:16:37 I want you and your friends off the street
01:16:41 - For how long?
01:16:44 You better throw us in jail because
01:16:48 All right, take this.
01:16:51 Buy some food, get a room, and stay there.
01:16:54 Don't tell anyone where you're going.
01:16:58 In three days, come to the Ten Bells,
01:17:07 What?
01:17:09 It's not enough?
01:17:11 I wish I could show you the little village
01:17:14 It's so lovely there.
01:17:17 It's by the sea,
01:17:21 I used to think it too small
01:17:25 ...but now I'm not so sure.
01:17:32 Don't.
01:17:34 What?
01:17:36 Do you think I'm paying you back?
01:17:38 I didn't mean it as business.
01:17:41 I'm still a woman.
01:17:42 They haven't taken that away from me,
01:17:58 Enough of that.
01:18:01 Now, lad, at least take...
01:18:06 Sorry, sir.
01:18:30 One more turn.
01:18:34 And curtsy.
01:18:38 And we're done.
01:18:49 Don't be modest, girl.
01:18:52 They don't care what we do.
01:19:01 I paid for your supper, remember.
01:19:04 Stop shaking your head at me, you slag!
01:19:07 - Leave her alone!
01:19:10 - Liz, just be quiet for one bloody night.
01:19:16 Don't go out tonight, it's not safe.
01:19:19 I'll just get something to sustain myself.
01:19:22 - I'll be right back!
01:19:24 - Do without for a night.
01:19:33 Here we are.
01:19:34 Service records.
01:19:35 "Grenadier Guards. Lt. Benjamin Kidney."
01:19:40 There.
01:19:42 Just as you suspected.
01:19:45 Before he joined Special Branch...
01:19:47 ...Ben Kidney served
01:19:50 Part of his duties included
01:19:54 Let me tell you something of which
01:19:57 Assisting an expert is a different thing,
01:20:01 ...from doing it oneself.
01:20:02 Think about it.
01:20:06 Whose job is it to take care
01:20:09 You've turned into Othello,
01:20:11 Everything is a suspicion.
01:20:14 ...all your suspicions will end up
01:20:17 Heaven's sake,
01:20:20 They're being murdered most brutally.
01:20:24 To scare people.
01:20:26 - To keep their mind off the real point.
01:20:29 Think what's at stake for Special Branch.
01:20:31 Prince Edward married Ann Crook,
01:20:34 Married her in a Catholic church,
01:20:39 ...who is in fact
01:20:42 All these women were there.
01:20:45 All these women were eyewitnesses
01:20:48 ...that could rip the empire to pieces.
01:20:58 Once she starts drinking,
01:21:02 - She knows how dangerous it is.
01:21:06 She thinks you're feeding that copper
01:21:17 Hello, sir.
01:21:19 Is anything wrong, my dear?
01:21:22 No, sir. For a moment,
01:21:29 Thirsty?
01:21:38 Always parched, sir.
01:21:42 Perhaps there is somewhere nearby
01:21:45 ...while my coachman keeps watch.
01:21:48 Yeah.
01:21:53 This way.
01:21:54 Follow me.
01:22:25 It's this way.
01:22:27 Follow me.
01:22:32 I dropped my grapes.
01:22:52 No!
01:22:55 What the fuck are you looking at?
01:23:01 Shut up!
01:23:28 I hear someone coming, sir.
01:23:31 Sir!
01:23:57 It's one of them, isn't it?
01:24:00 The throat's cut the same way.
01:24:02 Yeah.
01:24:04 He didn't finish.
01:24:07 She's no less dead for that.
01:24:11 He won't be satisfied by this.
01:24:18 Wilkins.
01:24:21 Fetch the ambulance. Go on, run along.
01:25:08 Excuse me, miss.
01:25:51 You could be dead...
01:25:53 ...right now.
01:25:56 But then there would be
01:26:02 Ignore the old man's blathering.
01:26:04 Find a scapegoat,
01:26:09 "Whatever happened
01:26:38 We should hurry up, sir. It's clearing up.
01:26:43 Do you have a piece of chalk, Netley?
01:26:46 Chalk, sir?
01:26:49 They found another one in Mitre Square!
01:27:16 Nice work, Inspector.
01:27:20 Out of the fucking way.
01:27:30 Catherine Eddowes.
01:27:34 There's some writing on the wall,
01:27:37 You should have a look at it.
01:27:40 "The Jews are the men
01:27:44 It's hardly Shakespeare, but it'll do.
01:27:52 Madam, slow down.
01:27:54 Make sure you get the apron as well.
01:28:08 It was written by the killer, sir.
01:28:10 And how do you know that?
01:28:13 I was here three quarters of an hour ago.
01:28:16 This building, mostly Jews live here.
01:28:19 Yeah, that's right.
01:28:21 Ready now, sir.
01:28:22 Put that away,
01:28:27 Abberline?
01:28:29 - Wash that off.
01:28:31 - You heard me.
01:28:34 Listen to me.
01:28:35 In another hour, there will be
01:28:40 If those words are seen,
01:28:43 We'll have mayhem on the streets,
01:28:47 That's an educated hand, sir.
01:28:51 - Look for yourself.
01:28:55 An educated man
01:28:58 I don't know what this refers to...
01:29:00 ...but I'm sure it's got nothing to do
01:29:08 Sergeant, I want two constables
01:29:12 What are you looking to him for?
01:29:14 Wash it off!
01:29:16 Yes, sir.
01:29:19 Six men have seen it already,
01:29:23 I'll remember these words
01:29:26 So all you're doing
01:29:29 No, all I am doing is taking charge
01:29:32 ...that you have bungled to the point
01:29:38 You are suspended from duty, Abberline.
01:29:42 Inspector Abberline is suspended.
01:29:46 All of his privileges are cancelled.
01:30:05 You have not seen her, then?
01:30:08 If she comes around, give her this.
01:30:13 Long letter, eh?
01:30:16 This is for your trouble.
01:30:20 The letter's private, you understand?
01:30:22 I understand.
01:31:15 Who is this?
01:31:21 Recite the solemn oath.
01:31:23 "Never to reveal our secrets..."
01:31:45 Grapes again.
01:31:49 Why grapes?
01:31:51 This ain't killing for profit.
01:31:53 He's not that foolish.
01:31:55 - Are you questioning my decision?
01:32:00 "...my throat be cut across..."
01:32:02 This is ritual.
01:33:12 "Jubela, Jubelo, Jubelum."
01:33:18 Jews.
01:33:51 It's me, Ada. Only me.
01:33:55 I bring everything for supper.
01:34:01 You little thief, I need this money.
01:34:03 I just take some money and buy food,
01:34:09 It's fine, dear.
01:34:13 ...until I go away from London,
01:34:16 Understand?
01:34:19 I stay with Mary.
01:34:21 Beautiful Mary.
01:34:24 It's all right, darling.
01:34:27 Pardon?
01:34:31 Here's to our feast.
01:35:09 I'm so sorry to greet you like this,
01:35:12 ...but I'm late for an appointment.
01:35:14 Will you excuse me
01:35:18 - Please, go on.
01:35:21 I'd like to speak to you
01:35:24 Yes.
01:35:27 The arrangement of the coins
01:35:32 ...and also the locations of the bodies...
01:35:37 ...form a pentacle star.
01:35:39 A pentacle star is the symbol
01:35:42 Yes.
01:35:45 And the way that these women
01:35:48 ...throats cut left to right...
01:35:52 ...their organs removed.
01:35:56 They're reenactments, aren't they?
01:36:01 Reenactments of what?
01:36:03 The Jews.
01:36:06 The traitors who killed Hiram Abiff,
01:36:09 That's how they were executed.
01:36:11 Yes, so the Great Book tells us.
01:36:16 So Jack the Ripper
01:36:21 He's executing traitors.
01:36:24 He's a Mason fulfilling a duty.
01:36:26 Yes, I'm afraid, Inspector...
01:36:29 ...that you won't be permitted
01:36:32 I don't want to arrest him.
01:36:37 The Ripper has one more traitor
01:36:40 ...and I will stop him.
01:36:48 Did they come to you, sir...
01:36:51 ...as a loyal Mason?
01:36:54 Did they ask you to help them
01:37:01 That's how it started, yes.
01:37:04 And then you discovered
01:37:09 He's going to die of it, Inspector.
01:37:13 Would you like a tour
01:37:19 You're physician in ordinary to the Queen...
01:37:24 ...entrusted with the well-being
01:37:28 Only you had reason to believe
01:37:34 ...these whores...
01:37:36 ...these traitors...
01:37:40 ...destroyed your life's work.
01:37:51 Below the skin of history...
01:37:55 ...are London's veins.
01:37:57 These symbols, the mitre...
01:38:01 ...the pentacle star...
01:38:03 ...even someone as ignorant
01:38:09 ...can sense that they course
01:38:17 I am that meaning.
01:38:21 I am that energy.
01:38:30 One day, men will look back...
01:38:36 ...and say I gave birth to the 20th century.
01:38:46 You're not going to see the 20th century.
01:39:30 Roll up his sleeve.
01:39:37 Don't struggle.
01:39:40 You'll only make this more painful.
01:41:05 Are you all right?
01:41:07 There's someone under there.
01:43:07 Dr. Gull?
01:43:13 You were describing the human heart.
01:43:23 The human heart...
01:43:26 ...is a dense and powerful muscle...
01:43:30 ...much like the organic equivalent
01:43:34 ...and notoriously difficult to burn.
01:43:43 It's about the size of a fist.
01:43:47 It provides the motor power
01:43:52 The heart contains two atria,
01:43:59 It is, in effect, a single pump...
01:44:03 ...powering a double circuit.
01:44:07 In the adult, the heart rate averages
01:44:15 Such is the force of the heart beat...
01:44:19 ...that if the body's largest artery,
01:44:25 ...a six-foot jet of blood...
01:44:30 ...is released.
01:45:14 ...fear no God.
01:45:17 Arise.
01:45:19 Your faith is well-founded.
01:45:57 Another murder!
01:46:01 Don't go in there. There's no need.
01:46:04 How bad is it?
01:46:07 She's in pieces, sir.
01:46:10 Sergeant, he can go in.
01:46:24 Give him to me.
01:46:26 He'll be taken care of. I swear.
01:46:28 - I want him.
01:46:31 Fuck your word!
01:46:32 I'll bring every last one
01:46:36 You and your fucking brothers.
01:46:38 Listen to me.
01:46:40 Your difficult situation
01:46:44 You are reinstated.
01:46:51 No! This is not helping anything.
01:46:56 Don't be a fool, Inspector.
01:46:59 You will be very closely watched.
01:47:02 You're all there now.
01:47:06 All right for you, standing around chatting.
01:47:10 Inspector Abberline is in charge.
01:47:13 Give him all the assistance he requires.
01:47:25 Remember, you're being watched.
01:47:28 Men, clear this passage. Move them away.
01:47:32 Move back. Make way, you.
01:47:40 Shall we proceed, Inspector?
01:48:03 Body lies in middle of bed.
01:48:05 Shoulders flat,
01:48:10 The left arm is close to the body.
01:48:13 The forearm flexed at a right angle,
01:48:18 The right arm is slightly abducted
01:48:23 It rests on the mattress with
01:48:29 The fingers are clenched,
01:48:34 Notice something, Inspector?
01:48:37 No.
01:48:40 No, go on.
01:48:47 Came in not long before dawn,
01:48:50 Left this for you.
01:49:00 "I know you asked me to wait.
01:49:02 "If I'm to be murdered,
01:49:07 "I'm going to the orphanage
01:49:10 "Here's an address where you can find us.
01:49:12 "We'll wait for you eagerly.
01:49:15 "I know in my heart,
01:49:20 "Just as you saw.
01:49:22 "I hope to be with you soon, dearest.
01:49:25 "All my love, Mary."
01:49:40 We are deeply distressed, Lord Hallsham.
01:49:43 We asked Sir William to remove a threat
01:49:49 Not to engage in these ghastly rituals.
01:49:52 Of course not, Your Majesty.
01:49:56 On the other hand,
01:49:59 The threat is past, Your Majesty.
01:50:02 In his way, Sir William has been loyal.
01:50:06 And we are grateful for that.
01:50:08 The rest is in your hands, Lord Hallsham.
01:50:12 We wish to hear nothing further of this.
01:50:16 Knight of the East.
01:50:18 We are gathered here,
01:50:21 ...and before the sight
01:50:25 You stand accused of mayhems that
01:50:30 You stand before your peers,
01:50:34 I have no peers present here.
01:50:37 What?
01:50:39 No man amongst you is fit to judge...
01:50:42 ...the mighty art that I have wrought.
01:50:46 Your rituals are empty oaths
01:50:54 The Great Architect speaks to me.
01:50:57 He is the balance,
01:51:03 Not you.
01:51:06 Knight of the East...
01:51:08 ...hear our judgment.
01:52:00 They're not watching you anymore.
01:52:07 I'm telling you, it's safe to go to her.
01:52:11 They think she's dead.
01:52:13 If I disappear,
01:52:16 ...they might wonder why.
01:52:19 You know who you're going to turn into?
01:52:21 That old bugger in the pub
01:52:25 ...because as soon as he's had a few drinks,
01:52:29 Is that what you want?
01:52:31 Do you want to live the rest of your life
01:52:34 No.
01:52:38 What I want is to go to her.
01:52:41 But at the slightest hint she's alive,
01:52:46 ...and no trouble.
01:52:48 So I'll stay.
01:52:50 And watch them.
01:53:29 Alice!
01:53:32 Come here, darling.
01:53:38 Coming, Mother.
01:54:24 Get up.
01:54:27 Get up! Come on.
01:55:19 "Good night, sweet prince."