Once in Whitechapel, their was a legendary serial killer nicknamed Jack the Ripper who murdered his victims in the late Victorian era. Until he disappeared from the newspapers and was never caught by the police. No one knows what happened to him, some say that he drowned himself in the human waste in the sewers underneath their feet. People even thought that the doctor who drowned himself at the time of Jack the Ripper’s disappearance was really the killer. But, maybe the mystery surrounding Jack the Ripper isn’t over and it might be the beginning of a new mystery which shall leave a new impact on London for years to come. This mystery comes back to life in August 3rd, 2403 in Whitechapel on a rainy morning. A new murder case has been handed …show more content…
He really didn’t care about the loud bang at all, due to his excitement taking over his mind. Archie lays the case file down on his desk and he begins to go through all of the notes and pictures of the crime scene. The victim is a twenty-six year old woman, who had her throat sliced open with a knife lying next to the victim's body. But he notices that the woman’s body has been sliced open at the abdomen and chest. The notes said that the heart was missing from where it was supposed to be at and that some of her organs have been removed from their places. It was very disturbing to Archie to look at, but he began to search for any more cases like this one. He soon came across a very old file, which was dated back to the 1888s. Archie looked through it and found out that this file was about the serial killer, named Jack the Ripper. So he figured that the killer is a copycat. Archie stands up from her chair and heads out to the crime scene to see it for …show more content…
Archie turns to Jack, who throws one of his knives into Archie’s shoulder. Then he charges him, but before Jack got any closer he started to burn to ashes. Bronwen falls forward and blood starts to form a circle around her, but she was dead. Archie watches Jack turn to ashes in amazement, until he was got blown into a million tiny pieces in the wind. After that, Archie looked over at Bronwen and took out the knife from his shoulder. The police sent help over and got there later in the morning. Archie was sitting on a bench looking over at the body of Bronwen and at Jack’s knife. Director Fredrick walks over to Archie and sits down. “Nice work on stopping the killer Archie, you deserve this medal,” Fredrick hands him a silver medal. “Thanks for this director, but this case has changed me. Everything I thought wasn’t real, is becoming reality now. Mrs. Bronwen was a witch and she brought Jack the Ripper back to life. But who knows what else there is out in the world,” Archie takes the medal. “I think you should go home and rest up. You have a news reporter coming later today to interview you on your case about Jack the Ripper,” Fredrick gets up and smiles. Then walks away. “Goodbye sir,” Archie heads