The infamous Whitechapel murders, retold.
Everyone knows the story of Jack the Ripper, the chilling serial killer that haunted the streets of 19th century London. Now, 135 years later, there’s a new killer in town.
In this darkly comic reimagining, men are the victims of sexually aggressive murders committed by a woman: the mysterious Jackie. The only obstacle standing in her way? The slightly clueless, extremely over-caffeinated Detective Abberline and his not-so-crack team at the City of London Police.
This is a laugh-out-loud, gruesome, thrilling comedy drama that will have you in bits – and might take your bits too.
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The infamous Whitechapel murders, retold.
Everyone knows the story of Jack the Ripper, the chilling serial killer that haunted the streets of 19th century London. Now, 135 years later, there’s a new killer in town.
In this darkly comic reimagining, men are the victims of sexually aggressive murders committed by a woman: the mysterious Jackie. The only obstacle standing in her way? The slightly clueless, extremely over-caffeinated Detective Abberline and his not-so-crack team at the City of London Police.
This is a laugh-out-loud, gruesome, thrilling comedy drama that will have you in bits – and might take your bits too.
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The links between 'the five' and PC Marcus Tabram are undeniable. The investigation leads our team into 11 Spelman Street and they find more than they bargained for.
Starring:
Paul Waggott as Lead Detective Freddie Abberline
Jennifer Tierney as Chief Inspector Donna Swanson
Adam Jarrell as Acting Police Commissioner Henry Smith
Karim Kronfli as Met. Commissioner Sir Charles Warren
Nalan Burgess as Pria Campbell
Additional voices:
Sara Lynam
Written by:
Joel Emery
Directed by:
Adam Jarrell
Produced by:
Joel Emery
Adam Jarrell
Finn Ranson
Luke Moore
Executive Producer:
Joel Emery
Main theme:
The Antibody by Alec Slayne - courtesy of epidemic sound
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This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to persons living or deceased, organisations, places or events is purely coincidental. All scenarios are from the author's imagination. This podcast is protected under copyright.
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