1. Brrr.Copy !req
2. Ah, hello dear!Copy !req
3. Oh it's a nasty night isn't it?Copy !req
4. Here.Copy !req
5. Here, you are, go
and get yourself a little nip.Copy !req
6. Thank you Miss, thank you.Copy !req
7. Same to you, really!Copy !req
8. Mary Clark.Copy !req
9. Yes Mary we know all about that.Copy !req
10. But I still want to know why youCopy !req
11. hit him with the bottle?Copy !req
12. Like I said, he insulted me!Copy !req
13. Come Nelly you've been insulted before.Copy !req
14. That's hardly the point officer.Copy !req
15. Anyway he wouldn't pay me what he owed me!Copy !req
16. Ah that's better, now we're
getting nearer the facts.Copy !req
17. He insulted me.Copy !req
18. - Oh good evening sir!
- Is Inspector O'Neill in?Copy !req
19. Yes sir, should I tell him you're...Copy !req
20. Ooh, a Mr. Tuff.Copy !req
21. That Nelly was the
Assistant CommissionerCopy !req
22. from Scotland Yard, not that
it's any of your business!Copy !req
23. It's his if he's come to put a rocketCopy !req
24. under you fat backside!Copy !req
25. Another of them Ripper jobs last night!Copy !req
26. Or haven't you read about it?Copy !req
27. You've had all the extra
men you've asked for!Copy !req
28. The rest of London is
practically naked of policemen,Copy !req
29. and still you're no nearer
to making an arrest!Copy !req
30. I've made plenty of
arrests here, dozens of them.Copy !req
31. Every lunatic and
sensation seeker in LondonCopy !req
32. has given himself up as Jack the Ripper.Copy !req
33. Stop using that stupid name!Copy !req
34. I didn't Christen him sir,Copy !req
35. but the one who did knew
what he was talking about.Copy !req
36. Have you ever seen any of his victims?Copy !req
37. No, a body's a body isn't it?Copy !req
38. What's the point of
romanticizing these crimes?Copy !req
39. Do you know that they've asked anotherCopy !req
40. question in the house today?Copy !req
41. - So I heard.
- Home secretary'sCopy !req
42. practically out of his mind!Copy !req
43. "What's been done," they keep asking him!Copy !req
44. He's run out of replies!Copy !req
45. - He has my deepest sympathy.
- There's no causeCopy !req
46. to be flippant O'Neill!Copy !req
47. I am not being flippant sir,Copy !req
48. and I'm going to tell you something else.Copy !req
49. Do you know how long it
is since I've been home?Copy !req
50. Four days.Copy !req
51. Do you know how much sleep
I've had in the past 48 hours?Copy !req
52. Six hours, all here on this chair!Copy !req
53. I've got every man working in this stationCopy !req
54. every hour God created, most
of them are ready to dropCopy !req
55. but they go on just like I
do because it's their job!Copy !req
56. Despite the fact that
every ignorant layaboutCopy !req
57. from here to Westminster and back thinksCopy !req
58. they're lazy and incompetent
and they ought to be dismissed!Copy !req
59. You must pardon me if
I don't feel sympathyCopy !req
60. for the home secretary just becauseCopy !req
61. he's embarrassed in the house!Copy !req
62. Yes.Copy !req
63. Yes, of course.Copy !req
64. Well, what's the next move?Copy !req
65. Every line of investigation
will be followedCopy !req
66. to its logical conclusion.Copy !req
67. That's what you said last time.Copy !req
68. And I shall very likely
way it next time too.Copy !req
69. Come in!Copy !req
70. What is it?
- Sorry sir,Copy !req
71. but that's a man in the
bar at The Red GooseCopy !req
72. asking questions about the Ripper.Copy !req
73. The governor thinks the crowd
might start getting ideas.Copy !req
74. The crowd at the Red Goose alwaysCopy !req
75. have ideas of some sort or another.Copy !req
76. Well I suppose I better go down and seeCopy !req
77. what it's all about, all right Sergeant.Copy !req
78. You'll excuse me sir.Copy !req
79. But remember inspector, the police forceCopy !req
80. are in particularly bad
order at the moment.Copy !req
81. We're all relying on you
to do something about it.Copy !req
82. I shall continue to do my best sir.Copy !req
83. I'm sure you will,
there's a good fellow!Copy !req
84. No off you go.Copy !req
85. This man might be the Ripper himself, eh?Copy !req
86. He might sir, he might.Copy !req
87. We know what you're about mister!Copy !req
88. Don't give us that stuff!
- All I asked wasCopy !req
89. if anyone had actually seen the Ripper.Copy !req
90. We heard what you said, we're not deaf.Copy !req
91. We want to know why you
asked it, that's what.Copy !req
92. - I'm interested, that's why.
- We know you're interested,Copy !req
93. mister, how interested?Copy !req
94. - Oh I'm sorry...
- It wouldn't be thatCopy !req
95. you're interested to see if anyone's seenCopy !req
96. your face, are you?Copy !req
97. Now you don't think that...Copy !req
98. Come now gentlemen, I just arrivedCopy !req
99. from America this morning.Copy !req
100. That's what you say.Copy !req
101. Can you prove it?Copy !req
102. Why should I have to prove it?Copy !req
103. - Let's give it to him.
- Hold on a minute boys,Copy !req
104. this gent ain't done no harm!Copy !req
105. You keep out of this!Copy !req
106. Well come on what you waiting for?Copy !req
107. Well come on, they saidCopy !req
108. the Ripper was a foreigner!Copy !req
109. Now Mr. Jack the Ripper,Copy !req
110. what have you got to say for yourself?Copy !req
111. We'll soon make him talk won't we boys?Copy !req
112. All right my friend, let's see howCopy !req
113. you like your belly slit open!Copy !req
114. Stop that!Copy !req
115. Let him go Charlie!Copy !req
116. You too Tom!Copy !req
117. Well he's been asking all sorts ofCopy !req
118. questions Mr. O'Neill,
questions about the Ripper!Copy !req
119. Since when did you take
the law into your own hands?Copy !req
120. With all due respect to you Mr. O'Neill,Copy !req
121. but the police haven't
been much help have they?Copy !req
122. That's still no excuse!Copy !req
123. Now get out of here all of you, come on,Copy !req
124. take him with you!Copy !req
125. Come on, move!Copy !req
126. Your listening to him
makes you a bad as he is!Copy !req
127. Now get a move on.Copy !req
128. Come on, hurry it up!Copy !req
129. Nice piece of work mister,Copy !req
130. the way you handled 'em I mean.Copy !req
131. Nasty rough men they are.Copy !req
132. There, that's right, better now sir?Copy !req
133. Yes, thank you.Copy !req
134. Give it back Snaky.Copy !req
135. - Give what back?
- He's a friend of mine.Copy !req
136. Oh on my life Mr. O'Neill I never knewCopy !req
137. he was a mate of yours...
- Give it back!Copy !req
138. Here you are governor.Copy !req
139. I never knew you was a
mate of Mr. O'Neill's,Copy !req
140. I swear I never.Copy !req
141. I, I wouldn't have done it.Copy !req
142. - Oh!
- Drink?Copy !req
143. - Whisky.
- Two whiskies please.Copy !req
144. - Well?
- Well what?Copy !req
145. It never quits, I visit
America, you drag me out ofCopy !req
146. a fight in New York,
you've come to London,Copy !req
147. and favor returned.
- All part of theCopy !req
148. metropolitan police service?Copy !req
149. - When did you arrive?
- This morning.Copy !req
150. Well why didn't you come and see me?Copy !req
151. I thought I'd have a look around atCopy !req
152. the scene of the crime,
get a little local color.Copy !req
153. You nearly became
part of the local color!Copy !req
154. Bright red.
- Thanks.Copy !req
155. Oh and uh, thanks for
your help, young lady.Copy !req
156. Oh that's all right sir.Copy !req
157. Hello Helen, how's your mother?Copy !req
158. Oh she's much better
thank you, Mr. O'Neill.Copy !req
159. GoodCopy !req
160. Nice kid.Copy !req
161. You know I'm almost glad I came.Copy !req
162. You'll excuse me asking,
but why did you come?Copy !req
163. Your letter just said you were writing.Copy !req
164. Believe it or not the
New York Police DepartmentCopy !req
165. have given me a vacation.Copy !req
166. Oh you've chose a good
time to come to London.Copy !req
167. So it seems.Copy !req
168. You want any help?Copy !req
169. What about your vacation?Copy !req
170. Well, a change is as good as a rest.Copy !req
171. Anyway in New York we don't have a Ripper.Copy !req
172. Are you serious?Copy !req
173. Yeah, do you mind if I tag along?Copy !req
174. By all means, you can't do any harm.Copy !req
175. Why that settles that.Copy !req
176. Where do we start?Copy !req
177. First I suggest you come home and haveCopy !req
178. some supper with me.Copy !req
179. After supper you can go
around to the station,Copy !req
180. start reading up what we know to date.Copy !req
181. Get some of that local color
you were talking about.Copy !req
182. Since when can a
policeman afford to travelCopy !req
183. 3000 miles on a vacation?Copy !req
184. Something I didn't tell you Ned.Copy !req
185. The department are paying.Copy !req
186. - Oh.
- They're interested inCopy !req
187. this Ripper business
in so far as it effectsCopy !req
188. the local populace, general reactions,Copy !req
189. attitude towards the police,
mob violence, stuff like that.Copy !req
190. Well see for yourself,
look up the street.Copy !req
191. Before this Ripper business started youCopy !req
192. could hardly move along here.Copy !req
193. Stalls, barrel organs, people
spilling out of the pubs,Copy !req
194. it was a happy place.Copy !req
195. Not particularly moral but happy.Copy !req
196. Take these men that attacked you in there.Copy !req
197. One of 'em is a blacksmith,
another a shop assistant,Copy !req
198. I know them well.Copy !req
199. Apart from the one with the knifeCopy !req
200. they're just ordinary people.Copy !req
201. Yeah, they didn't seem much
like ordinary people to me!Copy !req
202. That's what the Ripper has done to them.Copy !req
203. - Now you mean to tell me...
- And no jokes, please!Copy !req
204. You'll learn, come on.Copy !req
205. Leave me alone,Copy !req
206. leave me alone!Copy !req
207. The next time you come
in here and can't pay,Copy !req
208. I'll have you fixed proper!Copy !req
209. Ah none of that, none
of that, off with you.Copy !req
210. Hey, you!Copy !req
211. You're late.Copy !req
212. I'm sorry sir, I lost my way.Copy !req
213. First day, late.Copy !req
214. I don't know what some of you
girls think this place is!Copy !req
215. Go on, get inside!Copy !req
216. Good evening Mr. O'Neill, and you too sir!Copy !req
217. - Who was that?
- Just a drunkard sir,Copy !req
218. we get 'em all the time.Copy !req
219. - The girl, the girl!
- Oh, the girl,Copy !req
220. oh oh, she's new, started today.Copy !req
221. Just make sure nothing happens to herCopy !req
222. like happened to the Turner girl.Copy !req
223. Look Mr. O'Neill, I
should be responsibleCopy !req
224. for what happens to my
employees in their spare time?Copy !req
225. It's no good pleading innocence with meCopy !req
226. about the Turner girl.Copy !req
227. She came to me the day before
she jumped into the river.Copy !req
228. I told her to go back to
her family in the country,Copy !req
229. but she thought she knew better.Copy !req
230. I'm gonna keep an eye on this new girl,Copy !req
231. so help me if anything happens to herCopy !req
232. I'll come back here
and break every bottle,Copy !req
233. glass mirror and chair
over your filthy head!Copy !req
234. Come on Sam.Copy !req
235. Thank you Miss.Copy !req
236. Good night.
- Good evening Hodges.Copy !req
237. Good evening Miss.Copy !req
238. Do you know where my guardian is?Copy !req
239. Well Dr. Chambers is
supposed to be operatingCopy !req
240. about now Miss, would you like
me to tell him you're here?Copy !req
241. Oh don't bother, I don't
want to interrupt him.Copy !req
242. I'll wait for him in the almoner's office.Copy !req
243. Very well Miss, if I see
him I'll tell him you're here.Copy !req
244. Hodges have you seen Dr. Tranter?Copy !req
245. Good evening Dr. Urquhart!Copy !req
246. I thought he was operating right now?Copy !req
247. Well he's supposed to be but
we can't find him anywhere.Copy !req
248. Perhaps he went on an outside case?Copy !req
249. Must be a very important
one to take him awayCopy !req
250. when he should be in the theater.Copy !req
251. What are you doing here?
- I came to meet him.Copy !req
252. And I want to see Mrs. Bolton.Copy !req
253. Maybe I'll see you later.Copy !req
254. Well, if you find him, will you tell himCopy !req
255. I'm waiting in the almoner's office?Copy !req
256. Of course.Copy !req
257. Hello my dear, you shouldn't
be about as late as this!Copy !req
258. Nonsense Mrs. Bolton.Copy !req
259. If I'm to take over your dutiesCopy !req
260. I shall be a great deal later.Copy !req
261. If you take over my duties.Copy !req
262. I still don't think Dr.
Tranter will allow it.Copy !req
263. I'm of age now, I can
make up my own mind.Copy !req
264. Indeed you can my dear, indeed you can!Copy !req
265. How about a nice cup of tea?Copy !req
266. Thank you.Copy !req
267. - May I go Master?
- Yes.Copy !req
268. You'll be all right
walking home by yourself?Copy !req
269. Oh of course, it's only a little way!Copy !req
270. All right dear,
goodnight, see you tomorrow!Copy !req
271. Goodnight sir!Copy !req
272. It's you!Copy !req
273. What do you want?Copy !req
274. You hit me on the head
with a bottle tonight!Copy !req
275. Well it was no more
than what you deserved!Copy !req
276. Now get out of me way or
I'll call the governor,Copy !req
277. he's in the bar room!Copy !req
278. Mary Clark.Copy !req
279. Mary Clark.Copy !req
280. No that's not me name, I'm sorry.Copy !req
281. Where can if find her?Copy !req
282. Any sign of Dr. Tranter yet?Copy !req
283. No sir.Copy !req
284. Cover those instruments
in front of a patient.Copy !req
285. Nothing to be frightened of Kitty.Copy !req
286. Dr. Tranter is a very good surgeon.Copy !req
287. You won't feel a thing.Copy !req
288. Sorry I'm late.Copy !req
289. Outside case.Copy !req
290. All ready here?
- Yes sir.Copy !req
291. Let me see that.Copy !req
292. Knowles isn't it?
- Yes sir.Copy !req
293. Right now let's see what
we can do for you, shall we?Copy !req
294. Thank you nurse.Copy !req
295. Now breathe deeply, deeply.Copy !req
296. That's right, breathe deeply.Copy !req
297. Now don't fight, relax, relax.Copy !req
298. That's right, now breathe deeply.Copy !req
299. Now count with me.Copy !req
300. One.
- One.Copy !req
301. - Two.
- Two.Copy !req
302. - Three.
- Three.Copy !req
303. - Four.
- Four.Copy !req
304. - Five.
- Five...Copy !req
305. Six.Copy !req
306. Six.Copy !req
307. Scalpel.Copy !req
308. Cut deeply John, that's the
secret of surgery these days.Copy !req
309. Cut deeply.Copy !req
310. Eh...Copy !req
311. Hello, what have we got here then?Copy !req
312. You'll catch cold
sleeping out here old boy.Copy !req
313. Oh, or is it old girl?Copy !req
314. Yes it is a girly.Copy !req
315. Not old girl neither.Copy !req
316. Hey daxxy, what you doing
sleeping in the?Copy !req
317. Now why don't you go home eh?Copy !req
318. Easing the load on her,Copy !req
319. I'll give you a hand, eh!Copy !req
320. Oh!Copy !req
321. My god, the
Ripper, he's done her in!Copy !req
322. The Ripper, he's done another of 'em!Copy !req
323. Help, help, the Ripper!Copy !req
324. He's done it again,
help, help please help!Copy !req
325. He's done it again!Copy !req
326. - Well shut the window!
- Help!Copy !req
327. How many times do I have to
repeat I must have the windowsCopy !req
328. - Help!
- Shut when I'm operating?Copy !req
329. The Ripper!Copy !req
330. - Shut it this instant!
- He's done it again!Copy !req
331. Help, help, men, help!Copy !req
332. Ghost,Copy !req
333. ain't she?Copy !req
334. It was me what found her!Copy !req
335. - Was it?
- Yes, just laying there!Copy !req
336. I thought she was sleeping!Copy !req
337. Run along now you!Copy !req
338. Bloody marvelous, I was
right half an hour after.Copy !req
339. It's crazy!Copy !req
340. Yeah, why don't we have protection?Copy !req
341. There's Mr. O'Neill now.Copy !req
342. What'll you do about that O'Neill?Copy !req
343. Keep back!Copy !req
344. Always like this?Copy !req
345. Always.Copy !req
346. Do you know her?
- And very much sir.Copy !req
347. The barmaid at the Red Goose.Copy !req
348. - Poor kid.
- They're all poor kids.Copy !req
349. What's the verdict Inspector,Copy !req
350. natural causes?Copy !req
351. Pity Jack didn't rip
off a copper, eh O'Neill?Copy !req
352. You call the wagon?Copy !req
353. Hey, you
can't come through here.Copy !req
354. That's all right constable.Copy !req
355. Evening Sir David.Copy !req
356. O'Neill have you no control overCopy !req
357. these kind of jobs?Copy !req
358. Mutilation.Copy !req
359. Admirable diagnosis.Copy !req
360. And who might this be?Copy !req
361. Uh, Mr. Lowry sir, he's from America.Copy !req
362. That would account for it.Copy !req
363. Have the body taken to the hospital,Copy !req
364. I'll do a post mortem right away.Copy !req
365. I've already sent for the wagon.Copy !req
366. Heavens man, let's get this
thing out of the gutters!Copy !req
367. Carry her, it's only a few hundred yards,Copy !req
368. and be quick about it!Copy !req
369. - That told 'em!
- It's about time somebodyCopy !req
370. started giving a few orders around here!Copy !req
371. Go home, break
it up, break it up!Copy !req
372. Who was the distinguished gentleman?Copy !req
373. Sir David Rogers, Governor of theCopy !req
374. Mercy Hospital for Women,
it's just around the corner.Copy !req
375. Sociable is he?Copy !req
376. He's all right, his bark
is worse than his bite.Copy !req
377. He's performed the majority of
post mortems on these girls.Copy !req
378. It's easy to understand
why he's short tempered.Copy !req
379. I'll get Sir David to look at herCopy !req
380. next time he comes in,
she'll be all right.Copy !req
381. Oh incidentally, Anne
called for you earlier.Copy !req
382. She's downstairs in the almoner's office.Copy !req
383. Huh.Copy !req
384. Oh Louis,Copy !req
385. if you're taking those
things away to clean,Copy !req
386. clean and hone this for me will you?Copy !req
387. I'll pick it up tomorrow.Copy !req
388. A boil lancing, rather nasty.Copy !req
389. - With that?
- It was the only oneCopy !req
390. I had with me.Copy !req
391. A little like cutting a fingernail withCopy !req
392. a pair of garden shears.Copy !req
393. These are the patient's records.Copy !req
394. We keep them for a year,
then if they haven't been...Copy !req
395. Ah Mrs. Bolton, there's a
body coming into the morgue.Copy !req
396. I'm going to do a post mortem,
let them know will you?Copy !req
397. Yes Sir David.Copy !req
398. Well good evening, who are you?Copy !req
399. Anne Ford, sir.Copy !req
400. I'm doctor...
- Of course, you'reCopy !req
401. Tranter's ward, aren't you?Copy !req
402. How silly of me.Copy !req
403. Well what you doing messing
about with this stuff?Copy !req
404. Well Mrs. Bolton's going
on holiday shortly sir,Copy !req
405. and I'm taking over her duties as AlmonerCopy !req
406. while she's away.
- That's right,Copy !req
407. I'd forgotten.Copy !req
408. Admirable, admirable.Copy !req
409. Evening Tranter, I've just
been talking to your ward.Copy !req
410. Delighted she's going
to be the new almoner.Copy !req
411. Pretty face is just what this place needs.Copy !req
412. I was going to tell you as soon asCopy !req
413. everything was arranged.Copy !req
414. We'll talk about that later, come along.Copy !req
415. Sir David's here sir, he
wants you in the morgue.Copy !req
416. - What on earth for?
- They're bringing in a body.Copy !req
417. - What sort of body?
- A dead one.Copy !req
418. I know that, but why should Sir DavidCopy !req
419. want to see it tonight?Copy !req
420. It's a Ripper job sir.Copy !req
421. Oh, I see.Copy !req
422. Oh, Sir David's doing a post mortem.Copy !req
423. So I understand.Copy !req
424. Come along my dear.
- Here they come now sir!Copy !req
425. Well open them up, I want to
get away before they arrive.Copy !req
426. Well, do you think that very wise sir?Copy !req
427. I mean, they get a little nastyCopy !req
428. when something like this happens.Copy !req
429. I'm perfectly capable of
looking after myself Urquhart.Copy !req
430. I wish you goodnight.Copy !req
431. Goodnight sir.Copy !req
432. - Good evening Dr. Tranter.
- Oh good evening Inspector.Copy !req
433. Who is it this time, another
little drab from the streets?Copy !req
434. Even if it was, what
difference would it make?Copy !req
435. Ah the police forceCopy !req
436. are recruiting colonials now Inspector?Copy !req
437. Ah, this is Mr. Lowry sir.Copy !req
438. Sam, Dr. Tranter.Copy !req
439. Mr. Lowry's an American.Copy !req
440. I fail to see the distinction.Copy !req
441. We had a war a way back, remember?Copy !req
442. A revolution Mr. Lowry, not a war.Copy !req
443. Now if you'll excuse me please?Copy !req
444. You're not going to try and
get through that crowd sir?Copy !req
445. - Well of course I am.
- I wouldn't,Copy !req
446. especially with the young lady.Copy !req
447. Come along.Copy !req
448. Get out of the way.Copy !req
449. You heard what I said, get out of the way!Copy !req
450. I'll teach you to respect betters!Copy !req
451. Let's get him out of there!Copy !req
452. Grab the girl Sam!Copy !req
453. Thank you mister...Copy !req
454. Lowry, Sam Lowry.Copy !req
455. I'm indebted, Anne Ford.Copy !req
456. Pleased to meet you.Copy !req
457. I'm most grateful to you sir.Copy !req
458. Come along my dear,
we'll go out by the back.Copy !req
459. Sir David is doing the post mortem,Copy !req
460. we'd like to be present,
is that all right?Copy !req
461. Of course you can, will
you come this way please?Copy !req
462. Hey Ned!Copy !req
463. We're gonna fix you!Copy !req
464. Don't worry, they'll
quiet them down, come on.Copy !req
465. There he is!Copy !req
466. He's the Ripper!Copy !req
467. I'll smack you!Copy !req
468. I'm sorry Anne, but you saw
what happened here tonight.Copy !req
469. That sort of job's not for you.Copy !req
470. Don't you understand,Copy !req
471. this is the sort of work I want to do!Copy !req
472. It's no place for a woman.Copy !req
473. Mrs. Bolton's a woman.Copy !req
474. Mrs. Bolton's different.Copy !req
475. She's only different
because she's not your ward.Copy !req
476. I'm of age now, I feel I have
certain responsibilities.Copy !req
477. The emancipation of womanhoodCopy !req
478. that I've heard so much about.Copy !req
479. So you've been bitten by this disease too.Copy !req
480. Call it what you like,Copy !req
481. but this is the work I want to do.Copy !req
482. I'd sooner have done
it with your blessing.Copy !req
483. I've always tried to act in
the best way possible for you.Copy !req
484. But as you've said, you've of ageCopy !req
485. and a determined young woman.Copy !req
486. Go ahead Anne, take the job,
do the work if it pleases you.Copy !req
487. But not with my blessing.Copy !req
488. Well so much for that.Copy !req
489. Get rid of those Urquhart.
- Yes sir.Copy !req
490. You interested in the findingsCopy !req
491. of the post mortem, gentlemen?Copy !req
492. No, not unless they're different.Copy !req
493. They're not, bruises on the neck,Copy !req
494. deep seated multiple abdominal incisions,Copy !req
495. and as before inflicted by someone whoCopy !req
496. knew what he was doing.Copy !req
497. Excuse me Sir David, how do you mean,Copy !req
498. knew what he was doing?Copy !req
499. Hasn't the inspector told you young man?Copy !req
500. These wounds are not the
savage slashings of a maniac,Copy !req
501. they're careful, well
defined abdominal incisionsCopy !req
502. that show a good knowledge
of anatomy and surgery.Copy !req
503. - You mean a doctor?
- Doctor, nurse, student,Copy !req
504. any one of a number of professions.Copy !req
505. What's the trouble Louis?Copy !req
506. All right Louis I'll look after her now.Copy !req
507. Under the circumstances,Copy !req
508. there is no verdict I can give other thanCopy !req
509. murder by a person, or persons unknown.Copy !req
510. However, before I adjourn this court,Copy !req
511. I would like to say this.Copy !req
512. And it is not my opinion alone.Copy !req
513. Public confidence in the
police has never beenCopy !req
514. as low as it is today!Copy !req
515. In their complete inability to apprehendCopy !req
516. the perpetrator of these ghastly crimes,Copy !req
517. they are showing themselves
to be incompetent,Copy !req
518. inadequate, and inept!Copy !req
519. Court is adjourned!Copy !req
520. Incompetent, inadequate and inept.Copy !req
521. Oh the papers are gonna love this!Copy !req
522. - Shoeshine miser, shoeshine?
- No sonny, go away!Copy !req
523. What do you think about
the coroners report?Copy !req
524. - What about a statement sir?
- Gentlemen you heardCopy !req
525. what the coroner said, didn't you?Copy !req
526. Anne.Copy !req
527. - Oh Mr. Lowry.
- Miss Ford.Copy !req
528. How nice.Copy !req
529. May I share your carriage?Copy !req
530. Certainly, when I get one.Copy !req
531. Maybe we'll stand a better
chance up the street a little.Copy !req
532. All right then.Copy !req
533. You've uh, been to the inquest?Copy !req
534. Of course, why do you ask?Copy !req
535. I thought, uh, oh it doesn't matter.Copy !req
536. You thought what does a girl like meCopy !req
537. doing being interested in such things.Copy !req
538. You're as bad as my uncle.Copy !req
539. It's a social problem as well
as a criminal one you know.Copy !req
540. - Oh how come?
- It's a matter ofCopy !req
541. class difference.Copy !req
542. If it happened to some
old duchess in Mayfair,Copy !req
543. there'd be such an outcry somethingCopy !req
544. would have to be done
about it, and done quickly.Copy !req
545. Because these are poor people,Copy !req
546. and not particularly respectable,Copy !req
547. the general reaction from the...Copy !req
548. The right side of the fence?Copy !req
549. That's it.Copy !req
550. General reaction is they're probablyCopy !req
551. not getting much more than they deserve.Copy !req
552. Oh yes ma'am.Copy !req
553. You're making fun of me.Copy !req
554. Believe me I'm not.Copy !req
555. And how are your
investigations going Mr. Lowry?Copy !req
556. Has the well trained American mindCopy !req
557. brought new light to bear on the subject?Copy !req
558. Now you're making fun of me.Copy !req
559. Seriously though the most
difficult thing I've foundCopy !req
560. is getting to know the
people and the place.Copy !req
561. London isn't just one city, a hundred,Copy !req
562. and each section is completely different.Copy !req
563. What I need is a competent
guide to show me around.Copy !req
564. One who knows both sides of the tracks,Copy !req
565. and is accepted.Copy !req
566. You think this may help?Copy !req
567. Oh indeed I do.Copy !req
568. Uh, you wouldn't know anyone, would you?Copy !req
569. Well I suppose I could...Copy !req
570. I'll take you around Mr.
Lowry, how would that be?Copy !req
571. That would be just fine.Copy !req
572. When can we start?
- When would youCopy !req
573. like to start?
- This evening.Copy !req
574. Come for me at my house at eight.Copy !req
575. 27 Brooklyn Square.Copy !req
576. That'll be just fine.Copy !req
577. Are you just going to sit,Copy !req
578. or are you going somewhere?Copy !req
579. No, I'm not going anywhere.Copy !req
580. How 'bout you?Copy !req
581. Oh, will you ask him to
take me to the hospital?Copy !req
582. Certainly, oh and, thanks
for the ride Miss Ford.Copy !req
583. Until this evening.Copy !req
584. Mercy Hospital for Women,
Whitechapel please.Copy !req
585. Mr. Lowry?Copy !req
586. I would have been extremely disappointedCopy !req
587. if you hadn't managed
to fabricate a reasonCopy !req
588. for wanting to see me again.Copy !req
589. Tell him I'll be right downCopy !req
590. will you?
- Tell who?Copy !req
591. Oh Uncle.Copy !req
592. I thought it was Perkins
announcing my escort.Copy !req
593. Who's the lucky man this evening?Copy !req
594. That American policeman, Mr. Lowry.Copy !req
595. Remember we met him that
awful night at the hospital?Copy !req
596. You're going out with him?Copy !req
597. - Yes.
- I wish you wouldn't.Copy !req
598. - Why on earth not?
- But he seems so,Copy !req
599. so brash.Copy !req
600. Uncle, just because he has an accent andCopy !req
601. didn't go to Eaton?
- I still wish you wouldn'tCopy !req
602. go out with him.Copy !req
603. I'm perfectly capable of taking careCopy !req
604. of myself you know.
- Yes I know that but it's,Copy !req
605. it's just the idea I don't likeCopy !req
606. the idea of you going
about with a policeman.Copy !req
607. What is it?Copy !req
608. There's a Mr. Lowry downstairs Miss.Copy !req
609. Oh tell him
I'll be down in a moment.Copy !req
610. Where is he taking you?Copy !req
611. To where, to a concert.Copy !req
612. Chamber music, very dull.Copy !req
613. Goodnight darling.Copy !req
614. Goodnight.Copy !req
615. Waiter, waiter!Copy !req
616. Table please!Copy !req
617. Ah, Mr.!Copy !req
618. Good of you sir, good evening!Copy !req
619. Oh no, no, this will do just fine.Copy !req
620. - Waiter!
- Yes sir?Copy !req
621. Champagne!Copy !req
622. Well, side of
the tracks you finally see.Copy !req
623. Do you see something?Copy !req
624. That lean girl.Copy !req
625. The one on the end.Copy !req
626. O'Neill warned.Copy !req
627. Glad somebody does.Copy !req
628. See we're not the only ones thatCopy !req
629. crossed the tracks this way.Copy !req
630. Good evening My Lord!Copy !req
631. Wait a minute, who's that?Copy !req
632. That one on the end?Copy !req
633. Send her up.Copy !req
634. Say, you two!Copy !req
635. Upstairs, 10 minutes.Copy !req
636. All right who is it?Copy !req
637. Sopwith, he's got a friend with him.Copy !req
638. Show her what to do.Copy !req
639. - Oh not her!
- Why not?Copy !req
640. She's only been here a week!Copy !req
641. Well it's time she
started earning her living!Copy !req
642. You don't mind having a
drink with a couple ofCopy !req
643. special customers do you my dear?Copy !req
644. - I don't think so.
- No of course not!Copy !req
645. 10 minutes.
- Come on luv.Copy !req
646. Yeah come on, you're on!Copy !req
647. It can't be long now old boy.Copy !req
648. Just give them time to change,Copy !req
649. into something appropriate.Copy !req
650. - Got any gin luv?
- Why?Copy !req
651. To paint my toenails
with, what do you think?Copy !req
652. - Yes I have.
- Well?Copy !req
653. I'm gonna keep it, you
don't know what it cost me.Copy !req
654. I've a very good idea darling.Copy !req
655. What have you got over there?Copy !req
656. - Mentholated spirits.
- Oh you are a meanCopy !req
657. lot of cows this evening!Copy !req
658. Why don't you buy some of your own?Copy !req
659. Watch out Maggie she's after you booze.Copy !req
660. - Am I all right?
- Don't worry yourself dear,Copy !req
661. you look lovely!
- Do you mind deary?Copy !req
662. - There we are.
- My my, don't we look lovely.Copy !req
663. Now if they make a joke laugh,Copy !req
664. even if you don't understand it.Copy !req
665. Keep smiling like you're
having a wonderful time.Copy !req
666. I can't imagine why a
lord should want to meet me.Copy !req
667. I don't know what to say!
- You don't have to sayCopy !req
668. anything deary, just watch Maggie,Copy !req
669. she'll show you what to do.Copy !req
670. Play your cards right and
you might end up a duchess!Copy !req
671. Why don't you button your mouth?Copy !req
672. Oh listen to the lady!Copy !req
673. Don't take any notice of her.Copy !req
674. Since when have you
become so high and mighty?Copy !req
675. Since his lordship
gave up sluts like you!Copy !req
676. Why you cow!Copy !req
677. Very nice, very nice indeed!Copy !req
678. Now take these with you, room four.Copy !req
679. Have you been at the bottle again?Copy !req
680. Oh go to hell!Copy !req
681. Come on you lot, you're
all on in five minutes!Copy !req
682. Go away, we know!Copy !req
683. Buddy, we brought some extra ammunition!Copy !req
684. Maggie, you're looking enchanting!Copy !req
685. I'm Margaret and this
is Hazel, she's new!Copy !req
686. Oh, fascinating,
now come over here my dear!Copy !req
687. Come on luv he's not gonna bite you!Copy !req
688. I wouldn't bank on that my dear!Copy !req
689. Go on dear, do like the gentlemen!Copy !req
690. Sit down!Copy !req
691. A glass of champagne?Copy !req
692. No thank you sir, I don't drink!Copy !req
693. - She is new!
- Of course she drinks!Copy !req
694. If the young lady doesn't want to drinkCopy !req
695. she doesn't have to!Copy !req
696. I like a girl that, knows her own mind!Copy !req
697. Thank you sir.Copy !req
698. You don't have to call me sir my dear.Copy !req
699. Tom's the name.
- But I don't know you.Copy !req
700. Oh she's a card this one, always joking!Copy !req
701. Call him Tom!Copy !req
702. All right, Tom.Copy !req
703. Are you quite sure you
won't have one my dear?Copy !req
704. All right then, perhaps just this once.Copy !req
705. Oh are you sure my dear?Copy !req
706. I don't want you to do anythingCopy !req
707. that you don't want to do.Copy !req
708. Oh I'd like too.Copy !req
709. We'll take ours in the other room!Copy !req
710. Have fun children!Copy !req
711. Where have they gone?Copy !req
712. They thought we'd like to be alone.Copy !req
713. What for I thought
we were having a party?Copy !req
714. And we are, a private,
intimate party, just you and I!Copy !req
715. Oh well, I don't even...Copy !req
716. Now come on, finish up
your bubbly.Copy !req
717. Won't do any harm, you like it don't you?Copy !req
718. Drink it up lass, right to the bottom,Copy !req
719. come on now, that's it.Copy !req
720. There it wasn't so bad was it?Copy !req
721. Yeah yeah, you like me don't you?Copy !req
722. You seem very kind.Copy !req
723. Seeings how you like me...Copy !req
724. What about giving me a
little kiss?Copy !req
725. I shall do nothing!Copy !req
726. Just one little mmm...Copy !req
727. Oh champagne, he poured
champagne all over!Copy !req
728. Oh, look at me!Copy !req
729. Come come darling this way!Copy !req
730. I think I better be going!Copy !req
731. - Come here!
- Oh I must go!Copy !req
732. Not what about the kiss
you're gonna give me!Copy !req
733. Leave me alone!Copy !req
734. Let me go!Copy !req
735. I like a girl with a little spirit!Copy !req
736. Look what you've done!Copy !req
737. You've ruined my dress!
- Take it off then!Copy !req
738. Ah!Copy !req
739. You little...Copy !req
740. What are you doing here?Copy !req
741. That man, he tore my dress!Copy !req
742. Well, don't be so stupid girl!Copy !req
743. What do you think you went up there for?Copy !req
744. Hey come back here you little fool!Copy !req
745. Well don't just stand there, go after her!Copy !req
746. We don't want no trouble with the police!Copy !req
747. Miss, come back!Copy !req
748. That man,Copy !req
749. is he after you?Copy !req
750. Down here!Copy !req
751. Miss, come back!Copy !req
752. Thank you, thank you so much!Copy !req
753. Are you Mary Clark?Copy !req
754. Help!Copy !req
755. Do you like
policeman for one evening?Copy !req
756. Fine.Copy !req
757. The Ripper!Copy !req
758. The Ripper's done it again!Copy !req
759. Lowry!Copy !req
760. I thought you'd have an explanation forCopy !req
761. bringing my ward to an
establishment like this?Copy !req
762. - I brought him.
- I find that hard to believe,Copy !req
763. however luckily I happened to see you!Copy !req
764. Come along my dear, I'll take you home.Copy !req
765. - You'd better go.
- Well if you say so.Copy !req
766. I assume you're off to join the morbidCopy !req
767. and the sensation seekers
at the scene of the crime.Copy !req
768. I've had a most pleasant evening,Copy !req
769. thank you very much, goodnight.Copy !req
770. - Goodnight.
- Sir.Copy !req
771. I don't approve of Mr. Lowry any moreCopy !req
772. than I approve of places like this.Copy !req
773. - Well why are you here?
- Since you must knowCopy !req
774. I didn't believe your story of the concertCopy !req
775. and I followed you, now, shall we go home?Copy !req
776. Has anyone sent for a doctor?Copy !req
777. - Undertaker more like it!
- A wagon's been sent for.Copy !req
778. - Inspector O'Neill?
- Yeah he's beenCopy !req
779. sent for too sir.Copy !req
780. Why ain't O'Neill here,Copy !req
781. then it might never have happened!Copy !req
782. He's never here when he's wanted!Copy !req
783. - Ain't safe no more!
- Come on why don't youCopy !req
784. go home, huh?
- Yeah get rid of them all!Copy !req
785. - It's him!
- He's the Ripper!Copy !req
786. - Hold on to him!
- Look at that knife!Copy !req
787. That's what he did her with!Copy !req
788. You're the Ripper aren't ya!Copy !req
789. He's dumb, can't talk!Copy !req
790. You're right!Copy !req
791. Let's get him!Copy !req
792. Come on!Copy !req
793. Grab him!Copy !req
794. Now, let's see how you like it!Copy !req
795. Now...Copy !req
796. Oh, me arm!Copy !req
797. You broke it!
- It'll be your headCopy !req
798. next time, now get out of here beforeCopy !req
799. I forget that I'm a policeman!Copy !req
800. Move, go on, home all of you!Copy !req
801. Come on men!Copy !req
802. I went to see the home
secretary personally!Copy !req
803. He was delighted, delighted!Copy !req
804. There'll be a promotion
in this for you O'Neill!Copy !req
805. I'm not making any promises though,Copy !req
806. but there's every chance!Copy !req
807. What do you think of that eh?Copy !req
808. - Oh, very gratifying sir.
- I thought you'd feelCopy !req
809. that way, now, I think we'll
keep the fiend here tonight.Copy !req
810. Have to organize well
of course the crowd willCopy !req
811. probably try to rob us of our prey.Copy !req
812. And then tomorrow morning
we'll move him, and...Copy !req
813. Can't move him sir.Copy !req
814. Can't?Copy !req
815. Why not?
- He hasn't been chargedCopy !req
816. with anything.Copy !req
817. You're joking of course.Copy !req
818. I put Benz into protective
custody sir, nothing more.Copy !req
819. Well go down to his cell
and charge him, right away!Copy !req
820. - With what?
- Murder, multiple murder!Copy !req
821. He is Jack the Ripper!
- Is he?Copy !req
822. What do you mean is he, of course he is,Copy !req
823. you locked him up didn't you?Copy !req
824. Protective custody I said sir.Copy !req
825. I'm sorry sir theseCopy !req
826. reporters are
breaking the door down!Copy !req
827. - Get rid of them Sergeant!
- Well they wantCopy !req
828. a statement sir!
- Do as I say, this instant!Copy !req
829. Come on, get out!Copy !req
830. What's going to happen to him?Copy !req
831. - Has he been charged?
- What does Inspector O'NeillCopy !req
832. think his charges are?Copy !req
833. Can O'Neill make a statement?Copy !req
834. Gentlemen please, you've all
heard the official statement,Copy !req
835. I'm afraid I can't add to it!Copy !req
836. Louis Benz an employee at theCopy !req
837. Mercy Hospital for Women
has been taken into custody.Copy !req
838. Now what sort of a statement is that?Copy !req
839. - That's right!
- The official sort,Copy !req
840. and that's all you're gonna get!Copy !req
841. - Where's O'Neill?
- Aren't youCopy !req
842. Sir David Roberts?
- Benz works at your hospital,Copy !req
843. what do you think about this affair?Copy !req
844. - Do you think Benz did it?
- Is O'Neill in here?Copy !req
845. Yes sir but
you can't go in there!Copy !req
846. Ah!Copy !req
847. O'Neill what's this I hear aboutCopy !req
848. Louis Benz being locked up?Copy !req
849. - That's right sir.
- What do youCopy !req
850. mean that's right?Copy !req
851. Release him immediately!Copy !req
852. - For what may I ask?
- Who are you?Copy !req
853. This is Assistant Commissioner HodgesCopy !req
854. of Scotland Yard, Sir David.Copy !req
855. Ah good, I bet you
can talk some sense intoCopy !req
856. this mutton-headed policeman.Copy !req
857. Tell him to release Benz at once!Copy !req
858. I shall do no such thing!Copy !req
859. Who do you think you are,
barging in here like this,Copy !req
860. giving me instructions?
- Never mind who I am,Copy !req
861. do as I tell you!Copy !req
862. You realize of course that this BenzCopy !req
863. is Jack the Ripper!Copy !req
864. Balderdash!Copy !req
865. Whose idea is that, yours O'Neill?Copy !req
866. - Eh, no sir.
- Yours then I suppose?Copy !req
867. Really Mr. Assistant Commissioner I thinkCopy !req
868. the Metropolitan Police Force is staffedCopy !req
869. by a bunch of half-wits!Copy !req
870. And none so half-witted
as those at the top!Copy !req
871. What put that damn fool
idea into your head anyway?Copy !req
872. Benz was carrying a bag
full of surgical instruments!Copy !req
873. Oh was he now, well of
course that makes a difference.Copy !req
874. What do you suppose these are, toothpicks?Copy !req
875. Go on arrest me!Copy !req
876. While you're at it try locking
up the rest of my staff,Copy !req
877. Tranter, Urquhart all of us,Copy !req
878. there's not one Jack the Ripper,Copy !req
879. there's half a dozen of us!Copy !req
880. We take it in turns!Copy !req
881. Louis Benz is in protective custody.Copy !req
882. He hasn't yet been charged.Copy !req
883. I, we thought it wasCopy !req
884. the only safe place for him.Copy !req
885. Then why didn't you say
so in the first place?Copy !req
886. I'm still not saying
he isn't the Ripper!Copy !req
887. Then you're still being asinine!Copy !req
888. And I'm going to see the home
secretary and tell him so!Copy !req
889. Goodnight sir!Copy !req
890. Shall I go downstairs
now sir and charge Benz?Copy !req
891. Nnn, no, no O'Neill,
we'll leave it for a while.Copy !req
892. Well if you'll pardon
me sir, I have work to do.Copy !req
893. What's that?Copy !req
894. I'm going to try and
find Jack the Ripper.Copy !req
895. Come on Sam.Copy !req
896. My life Mr. O'Neill, how was I to knowCopy !req
897. the poor little thing was going toCopy !req
898. get herself carved up by the Ripper?Copy !req
899. You can't blame me for that, can you?Copy !req
900. What was it that sent her running outCopy !req
901. into the night on her own?Copy !req
902. I can't blame you for
that either I suppose?Copy !req
903. - Well I...
- Well?Copy !req
904. I've got to make a living Mr. O'Neill!Copy !req
905. The legitimate side of the
business don't pay nothing!Copy !req
906. People come in here, they buy half a beerCopy !req
907. and they sit all the evening!Copy !req
908. I've got to make a living!Copy !req
909. The suit, now mind the suit Mr. O'Neill!Copy !req
910. Listen you, it so happens that I've gotCopy !req
911. something else that's
taking up all of my time,Copy !req
912. but as soon as I clear
it up you better startCopy !req
913. looking for a new way of making a living,Copy !req
914. because I'm gonna close
this place up so tightCopy !req
915. it won't see daylight for 20 years!Copy !req
916. Flaming busy body,Copy !req
917. I hope the Ripper carves him up!Copy !req
918. I came long here sir,Copy !req
919. and just there was where
I saw the courting couple,Copy !req
920. and then I went on to...Copy !req
921. Courting couple in this door?Copy !req
922. Yes that's right sir,
and then I went on...Copy !req
923. That's where you discovered the body.Copy !req
924. Oh no sir, down here...Copy !req
925. Hey wait a minute,
you're right Mr. O'Neill!Copy !req
926. You're dead right!Copy !req
927. So he wasn't caught in after all!Copy !req
928. The Ripper Harry, you saw the Ripper!Copy !req
929. Oh god!Copy !req
930. Harry what did this man look like?Copy !req
931. Well I don't know sir,Copy !req
932. I didn't really look at him actually.Copy !req
933. Hey wait a minute, if he was the Ripper,Copy !req
934. I heard him talk!Copy !req
935. - Talk?
- What was he saying?Copy !req
936. Well I just passed by still
looking for the young lady,Copy !req
937. and him say, is your name,Copy !req
938. is your name something or other.Copy !req
939. Well what Harry, is your name what?Copy !req
940. Mary, Mary it was, Mary something.Copy !req
941. - Think man think!
- I am thinking sir.Copy !req
942. Mary, Mary, Mary Clark!Copy !req
943. That was it, is your name Mary Clark!Copy !req
944. Mary Clark.Copy !req
945. Ring any bells then?Copy !req
946. Not right off.Copy !req
947. All right Harry you can go now,Copy !req
948. not a word of this to
anyone, do you understand?Copy !req
949. Yes sir, if you say so sir!Copy !req
950. - I say so!
- That's so youCopy !req
951. don't forget huh?Copy !req
952. Oh thanks Mr. Lowry,
goodnight, goodnight sir!Copy !req
953. Goodnight.Copy !req
954. Mary Clark, I wonder who she is?Copy !req
955. Wherever she is the
Ripper's looking for herCopy !req
956. but he hasn't found her yet.Copy !req
957. That doesn't explain why
these other young girlsCopy !req
958. have been butchered.Copy !req
959. Why, they could identify
him couldn't they?Copy !req
960. Yeah, let's hope for her
sake we find her first.Copy !req
961. Kitty you're not well enough yet.Copy !req
962. Anne you speak to her.Copy !req
963. Won't do any good.Copy !req
964. Just a few more days,
until you're really strong.Copy !req
965. No thank you it's all the same.Copy !req
966. I want to go home.Copy !req
967. All right Kitty, but I want
you to promise me something.Copy !req
968. - What?
- That you'll let meCopy !req
969. come and visit you.Copy !req
970. Morning.Copy !req
971. - Morning sir.
- Urquhart you'll haveCopy !req
972. to get someone else to
assist in the theater.Copy !req
973. Those idiots have still
got Benz locked up.Copy !req
974. - Yes.
- Hello dear, you one of mine?Copy !req
975. Oh, Dr. Tranter's case sir.Copy !req
976. She's asking to be discharged.Copy !req
977. I told her I do not
consider her fit enough.Copy !req
978. Hmm, what does Dr. Tranter say?Copy !req
979. He says we can't hold
her against her will.Copy !req
980. Afraid he's right.Copy !req
981. If she insists on leaving
we can't stop her.Copy !req
982. But I must say I think you're
being very foolish young lady.Copy !req
983. The doctor here knows what's best for you.Copy !req
984. I still want to go home sir.Copy !req
985. All right Urquhart, sign the discharge.Copy !req
986. - Yes sir.
- Don't forget aboutCopy !req
987. the theater assistant will you?Copy !req
988. No sir.Copy !req
989. I think this is him.Copy !req
990. Your name's Clark, isn't it?Copy !req
991. - Yeah.
- I'm Inspector O'NeillCopy !req
992. Good luck!Copy !req
993. Lord help me governor, I'm!Copy !req
994. This fellow said to me
did I want to make me selfCopy !req
995. a couple of quid and I said
no, not if it ain't honest!Copy !req
996. Anyway I wasn't there!Copy !req
997. Records show that you have
a daughter Mary, Mary Clark.Copy !req
998. Even if I had'a been there I wouldn't...Copy !req
999. What Mary?Copy !req
1000. What's my
poor little baby daughterCopy !req
1001. got to do with all this?Copy !req
1002. If you have a daughter Mary...Copy !req
1003. Yeah and a sweeter,
kinder girl never lived!Copy !req
1004. She depends on my you know, I'm her onlyCopy !req
1005. means of support, if you locks
me up she'll starve to death!Copy !req
1006. We're not gonna lock you up Clark,Copy !req
1007. we just want to find
out about your daughter.Copy !req
1008. - Honest?
- That's all.Copy !req
1009. It's not about the
Houston Road job then,Copy !req
1010. the one where I wasn't there?Copy !req
1011. No we just want to find your daughter.Copy !req
1012. Ooh, I can't help you I'm afraid.Copy !req
1013. What's that supposed to mean?Copy !req
1014. Why I aint seen the
little snot for 10 years!Copy !req
1015. - You just said...
- Ah that's flannel guv,Copy !req
1016. just flannel!
- You have no ideaCopy !req
1017. where she is?
- And I forgot I hadCopy !req
1018. a daughter till that other
fellow come looking for her!Copy !req
1019. - What other fellow?
- I don't know who he was,Copy !req
1020. about four months ago,
posh feller he was too!Copy !req
1021. What'd he look like?Copy !req
1022. I didn't see him properly
because it was dark,Copy !req
1023. but he was a posh fella, here,Copy !req
1024. he was carrying a little black bag.Copy !req
1025. Well, so much for that fool ideaCopy !req
1026. of Louis Benz being the Ripper.Copy !req
1027. I've already released him.Copy !req
1028. About time too.Copy !req
1029. Take that Urquhart.
- Right sir.Copy !req
1030. The whole idea was a
lot of nonsense anyway.Copy !req
1031. - Pawn ticket.
- No name.Copy !req
1032. Here, here we are.Copy !req
1033. Grace Merchant.Copy !req
1034. - Hello Kitty.
- Hello Miss.Copy !req
1035. - May I come in?
- If you want to.Copy !req
1036. Well of course I want to.Copy !req
1037. You said I could come and visit you.Copy !req
1038. What'd you come out for?Copy !req
1039. To see how you were.Copy !req
1040. Oh I'm all right thank you.Copy !req
1041. Well then, do you need anything?Copy !req
1042. No thank you.Copy !req
1043. Oh, lovely flowers.Copy !req
1044. Is this your young man?Copy !req
1045. - Leave it alone.
- I'm sorry, I,Copy !req
1046. I didn't mean to upset you.Copy !req
1047. I shouldn't have behaved like thatCopy !req
1048. it was very rude of me, I'm sorry.Copy !req
1049. That's all right.Copy !req
1050. It was my young man.Copy !req
1051. We were gonna be married.Copy !req
1052. He found out about, well
my life before I met him.Copy !req
1053. The men I've been with.Copy !req
1054. Don't think you'd understandCopy !req
1055. like for a girl like me.Copy !req
1056. I'm not much good, never was.Copy !req
1057. Then I met him.Copy !req
1058. He was very kind.Copy !req
1059. He said he loved me.Copy !req
1060. I wanted to tell him all about myself,Copy !req
1061. and what I was.Copy !req
1062. But somehow each time I
was going to I put it off.Copy !req
1063. And then one day, he found out,Copy !req
1064. and the next day they found
his body in the river.Copy !req
1065. Kitty!Copy !req
1066. Oh how dreadful!Copy !req
1067. I-I'm so sorry!
- I'll be all rightCopy !req
1068. in a moment.Copy !req
1069. I'm sorry, can I get you
something, a cup of tea...Copy !req
1070. You stay there, I'll get it.Copy !req
1071. Kitty, when was the last time
you had something to eat?Copy !req
1072. Yesterday evening,
but I'll be all right.Copy !req
1073. I'm going out later to see
a woman I know about a job.Copy !req
1074. But you won't get paid
for at least a week,Copy !req
1075. in the meantime you've got to eat.Copy !req
1076. Look I'll put you down
on the parish register.Copy !req
1077. That way you can get
food from the hospital.Copy !req
1078. I don't want any charity.Copy !req
1079. Now don't be so silly.Copy !req
1080. You've been ill, if you don't eatCopy !req
1081. you'll find yourself back in the hospital.Copy !req
1082. It's cheaper for us to keep you out.Copy !req
1083. Oh have you got a birth certificate?Copy !req
1084. Yes, what you want it for?Copy !req
1085. Well I have to have it
for the parish register.Copy !req
1086. Oh.Copy !req
1087. Fine.Copy !req
1088. I'll call around later this evening,Copy !req
1089. bring you a hamper.Copy !req
1090. Oh I don't want you to
go to any trouble Miss.Copy !req
1091. Oh it's no trouble.Copy !req
1092. Good.Copy !req
1093. Thank you Miss, you're very kind.Copy !req
1094. See you later this evening.Copy !req
1095. Oh!Copy !req
1096. I thought it was you.Copy !req
1097. I've been following you, you
shouldn't have tried to hide!Copy !req
1098. Now then, what's going on here?Copy !req
1099. How did you two get in?Copy !req
1100. - The gate was open.
- Oh was it now?Copy !req
1101. We'll have to see about that.Copy !req
1102. And I'll ask you both to leave!Copy !req
1103. - Of course.
- But...Copy !req
1104. We'll leave at once.Copy !req
1105. Anne!Copy !req
1106. What's the matter?Copy !req
1107. I, I saw you come from
Kitty Knowles' placeCopy !req
1108. and I tried to catch up with you,Copy !req
1109. but you were going so fast.Copy !req
1110. I, I was frightened.Copy !req
1111. Frightened?Copy !req
1112. What on earth...Copy !req
1113. Oh no, wait a minute,
you didn't think that I,Copy !req
1114. that I... !Copy !req
1115. Oh Anne!Copy !req
1116. Oh come on, I'll walk back to theCopy !req
1117. hospital with you!Copy !req
1118. Give me the clips.Copy !req
1119. You put that one there.Copy !req
1120. Not there idiot, there, and hurry!Copy !req
1121. It's no good Benz, leave her alone.Copy !req
1122. Let her die in peace.Copy !req
1123. Just looking in to see
if everything's all right.Copy !req
1124. What's the matter Louis?Copy !req
1125. What's that, let me have a look!Copy !req
1126. It's no good sir, she's going to die.Copy !req
1127. Nonsense, no one dies while
their heart's still beating!Copy !req
1128. We must hurry, get that clip out,Copy !req
1129. it's tangling the blood vessel!Copy !req
1130. Louis, I want swabs, clips,
sterilizing pan, quickly!Copy !req
1131. Hello dear.Copy !req
1132. What's the matter?Copy !req
1133. I feel a bit tired, I'm going home.Copy !req
1134. Are you ready?Copy !req
1135. Oh, I have some work to do first.Copy !req
1136. Anyway Mr. Lowry's calling for me later.Copy !req
1137. Kitty Knowles, isn't that
the girl I operated on?Copy !req
1138. - Yes.
- Mary Clark.Copy !req
1139. It's on her birth certificate.Copy !req
1140. Well if you're not
coming home I'll get along.Copy !req
1141. Well, she'll be all right, eh Tranter?Copy !req
1142. Yes sir I think she will.Copy !req
1143. Of course she will.Copy !req
1144. - Sir David?
- What is it?Copy !req
1145. I, I'd like you to
accept my resignation.Copy !req
1146. Uncle!Copy !req
1147. Resignation?Copy !req
1148. What are you talking about?Copy !req
1149. Well you saw what happened here.Copy !req
1150. If you hadn't arrived when you did,Copy !req
1151. that girl would have died.Copy !req
1152. Even Louis Benz knew when
I was making a mistake.Copy !req
1153. Good heavens man, that's
no reason to resign!Copy !req
1154. I think it is.Copy !req
1155. I feel I've come to the
end of my work here.Copy !req
1156. Nonsense!Copy !req
1157. You've been over working, that's all.Copy !req
1158. You need a rest.Copy !req
1159. Look, why not take a couple of weeks off?Copy !req
1160. Then if you still want to resign,Copy !req
1161. we can talk about it again.Copy !req
1162. - Very well sir.
- I'll walk to theCopy !req
1163. gates with you.Copy !req
1164. And Tranter, you'll never comeCopy !req
1165. to the end of your work
here, remember that.Copy !req
1166. Thank you sir, goodnight.Copy !req
1167. - Goodnight.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
1168. But Uncle, because of one small error?Copy !req
1169. I've told you why.Copy !req
1170. I feel I've accomplished everythingCopy !req
1171. that I set out to do
in this part of London.Copy !req
1172. There's no more for me.Copy !req
1173. Sir David's suggestion was right.Copy !req
1174. Take two weeks rest.Copy !req
1175. Goodnight my dear.Copy !req
1176. And don't be too late home.Copy !req
1177. I'll be all right.Copy !req
1178. Hello Hodges.Copy !req
1179. Miss Anne still here?Copy !req
1180. She had to go out sir,Copy !req
1181. took a hamper of food
to that Kitty Knowles.Copy !req
1182. She said would you wait sir.Copy !req
1183. Thanks.Copy !req
1184. Kitty?Copy !req
1185. Kitty?Copy !req
1186. Mary Clark.Copy !req
1187. Here!Copy !req
1188. Why you're...
- No matter who I am.Copy !req
1189. And you knew my son rather well.Copy !req
1190. Your son?Copy !req
1191. Oh you're Paul's father!Copy !req
1192. I was.Copy !req
1193. - What do you want?
- I want my son.Copy !req
1194. But he'd dead isn't he?Copy !req
1195. You killed him.Copy !req
1196. - I killed him?
- As surely as ifCopy !req
1197. you'd plant a knife into his heart.Copy !req
1198. He was gonna be a surgeon you know,Copy !req
1199. a brilliant surgeon, a genius.Copy !req
1200. But you turned his mind,Copy !req
1201. even drove my boy to suicide!Copy !req
1202. No I loved him!Copy !req
1203. How dare you speak of love!Copy !req
1204. You defile the word!Copy !req
1205. Like some foul, malignant
virus you and your kindCopy !req
1206. contaminate the gutter you inhabit!Copy !req
1207. The very air you breathe!Copy !req
1208. No one is safe!Copy !req
1209. I've been sweeping the
streets looking for youCopy !req
1210. Mary Clark, scouring the pavements,Copy !req
1211. so young men may be safe!Copy !req
1212. Young men like, like, Paul.Copy !req
1213. Paul, Paul!Copy !req
1214. You're ill!Copy !req
1215. Yes I know.Copy !req
1216. A virus, I must kill the virus,Copy !req
1217. I must kill it before it's too late!Copy !req
1218. Destroy it, now Mary!Copy !req
1219. Anne!Copy !req
1220. Anne!Copy !req
1221. Anne!Copy !req
1222. Did you see, did you see who it was?Copy !req
1223. No!Copy !req
1224. Mary!Copy !req
1225. All right, all right, all rightCopy !req
1226. all right, what's all this noise about?Copy !req
1227. Come on you idiot open up!Copy !req
1228. Of course!Copy !req
1229. Why what's happened?Copy !req
1230. You're covered in blood!Copy !req
1231. Are you all right?Copy !req
1232. O'Neill will be here in a minute.Copy !req
1233. You know what to do.Copy !req
1234. Yes I think so.Copy !req
1235. Good evening Sir David.Copy !req
1236. Yeah, what do you want?Copy !req
1237. - Working late aren't you?
- Obviously.Copy !req
1238. What are you doing here?Copy !req
1239. Oh I have reason to believe the RipperCopy !req
1240. is somewhere in this hospital.Copy !req
1241. Nonsense.Copy !req
1242. The porter's just been attacked.Copy !req
1243. Why should that lead you to believeCopy !req
1244. the Ripper's in the building?Copy !req
1245. I was under the impression he confinedCopy !req
1246. his attacks to women.Copy !req
1247. Well there has been another killing,Copy !req
1248. only this time he was
forced to leave in a hurry.Copy !req
1249. He left this behind.Copy !req
1250. Well, just like my bag, eh Mr. Lowry?Copy !req
1251. Now if you don't mind I have work to do!Copy !req
1252. Good evening Sir David.Copy !req
1253. Look here Inspector, this is a mortuary,Copy !req
1254. not a public art gallery!Copy !req
1255. I'm sorry sir but I came
to see you about the porter.Copy !req
1256. Mr. Lowry's already informed me!Copy !req
1257. The porter was murdered by some ruffian.Copy !req
1258. I didn't say he'd
been murdered Sir David.Copy !req
1259. I said he'd been attacked.Copy !req
1260. Well you uh, you implied it then.Copy !req
1261. He's been taken to
the operating theater.Copy !req
1262. Dr. Urquhart thinks he can be saved,Copy !req
1263. he'd like you to operate.Copy !req
1264. Well that's, that's quite impossible!Copy !req
1265. Well can't you see I'm busy,Copy !req
1266. I've got to finish this post mortem!Copy !req
1267. I think you'd better
come to the theater sir.Copy !req
1268. Are you telling me what to do Inspector?Copy !req
1269. Yes sir I am.Copy !req
1270. It is impertinence, gross impertinence!Copy !req
1271. Possibly, but we want
to save this man's life.Copy !req
1272. You're a doctor, surely
that's your wish too.Copy !req
1273. Very well, I'll see what I can do.Copy !req
1274. Thank you sir.Copy !req
1275. Sir David please!Copy !req
1276. This hospital's becoming
like Piccadilly Circus!Copy !req
1277. If I see this man I must see him alone.Copy !req
1278. Is that clear?
- Perfectly clear Sir David.Copy !req
1279. How is he Dr. Urquhart?Copy !req
1280. He's regaining consciousness slowly.Copy !req
1281. It's all right Hodges,Copy !req
1282. Sir David's here to look after you now.Copy !req
1283. , ground floor!Copy !req
1284. Around the front!Copy !req
1285. Why we didn't take him to the morgueCopy !req
1286. in the first place beats me!Copy !req
1287. Poor Alfred, even I
could see he was dead.Copy !req
1288. Turn it off!Copy !req
1289. Turn it off!Copy !req
1290. Turn it off!Copy !req
1291. Turn it off!Copy !req
1292. Turn it off!Copy !req
1293. Turn it off!Copy !req
1294. But you don't know, not for sure.Copy !req
1295. Oh we know, we can't prove it.Copy !req
1296. And we'll never be able to prove it.Copy !req
1297. The most infamous
murderer since Bluebeard,Copy !req
1298. and the files will always
be marked, unsolved.Copy !req
1299. Well goodnight.Copy !req
1300. Goodnight you two.Copy !req