Videos: Whitechapel

Part two of two. With the body count rising, Miles and Chandler begin to disagree over the direction of the investigation, and struggle to put aside their differences in the face of their toughest adversary to date. Counselor Morgan Lamb is of particular interest to the team, having already survived the killer's wrath, and Chandler has a vested interest in keeping her alive.

Part one of two. A dangerous patient and former Whitechapel resident escapes from a psychiatric unit around the same time that a babysitter is murdered. With the area becoming the focus of a series of terrifying events, Chandler's quest to bring in a suspect alive puts a strain on his relationship with Miles.

Part two of two. Another torso is washed up from the Thames, this time at Putney Bridge, and Llewellyn finds traces of Spanish Fly, an aphrodisiac used by the infamous Marquis de Sade. The discovery propels Miles and the team into a world of dark obsessions, where romance and love take a sinister turn.

Part one of two. Chandler and the team attend the christening of Miles' daughter, but soon find themselves dealing with a murder case when a fox is seen running through Whitechapel with a human arm in its mouth. More body parts from the same person are washed up from the Thames, but the detectives struggle to identify the victim.

Part two of two. The case gets all the more complicated when a second mass murder occurs, with no obvious signs of a break-in, no escape route and a total lack of forensic evidence at the scene. Chandler, Miles and the team unearth more about the infamous Ratcliffe Highway murders of 1811, hoping to avoid making the same mistakes and solve the case before further lives are lost.

Part one of two. DI Joseph Chandler and DS Ray Miles investigate the deaths of four people who were murdered at a tailor's workshop, a gruesome and apparently senseless crime that has left the East End of London gripped with fear. Edward Buchan joins the detectives once again, hoping his historical expertise will help them solve the grisly case.

The team resumes their investigation, helped in part by the enigmatic Jack Cheshire. But tensions begin to surface, and Buchan is forced to reveal his own investigations into the disappearance of Miles' father. The shocking revelations bring some new leads, and when 'Blonde Boy', Jimmy's Partner, is revealed to be a woman, the team question what else could be fake about Jimmy?

With no leads to go on, a frustrated Miles informs Chandler that the copycat killer has struck again. A barmaid offers up a name - Jimmy Kray. The team is stunned when an interview with Jimmy's mother reveals a former relationship with Ronnie Kray which resulted in identical twins - Jimmy & Johnny. Chandler insists on pursuing the twins, realizing in the process that he can no longer trust anyone.

The Organized Crime Division, lead by the dashing DCI Cazenove, seems to have control of London's streets until a rash of gruesome killings and maimings rocks the east end district of Whitechapel. DI Chandler and his team are tasked with solving them.

The final act begins - the Ripper must kill one more victim to complete his re-enactment of the 1888 murders. Chandler is near to breakdown as he struggles to find an answer. Forensics and CCTV are useless, and the team is forced to rely on its instincts, hoping that the past will provide some clue to the killer's identity. But time is ticking away, and history tells us that Jack the Ripper was never caught.

Chandler continues to clash with his team, led by the cynical DS Miles. Further suspects lead to dead-ends as the detectives attempt to penetrate the conspiracies and myths that surround the legend of Jack the Ripper. Frustrated, Chandler pins his hopes on trapping their latest suspect, a solider named Leary, but the operation goes horribly, tragically wrong.

Ambitious DI Joseph Chandler is assigned an open-and-shut case, the killing of a woman in the East End of London. Get a quick result, he is told, and you will get the promotion you have been waiting for. Unfortunately for him, however, things don't turn out to be so straight forward. The investigation quickly runs out of suspects until Edward Buchan, a renowned Ripperologist, draws the police's attention to the similarities between the Jack the Ripper killings in 1888 and the modern-day murder that Chandler is investigating. The race begins to catch the copycat killer before he strikes again.

A murderer stalks the night, picking off vulnerable women and leaving them brutally butchered. The locals live in fear and the police remain clueless, with no motive, no evidence and no hope of catching this barbaric killer. But this is not the 19th Century and the time of Jack the Ripper. This is now. Assigned to the case is DI Chandler, a novice in the business of murder. Tipped-off by Edward Buchan, Chandler realizes that this modern day killer is copying the infamous Whitechapel murders.

The final act begins – the Ripper must kill one more victim to complete his re-enactment of the 1888 murders. Chandler is near to breakdown as he struggles to find an answer. Forensics and CCTV are useless, and the team is forced to rely on its instincts, hoping that the past will provide some clue to the killer’s identity. But time is ticking away, and history tells us that Jack the Ripper was never caught.

Chandler continues to clash with his team, led by the cynical DS Miles. Further suspects lead to dead-ends as the detectives attempt to penetrate the conspiracies and myths that surround the legend of Jack the Ripper. Frustrated, Chandler pins his hopes on trapping their latest suspect, a solider named Leary, but the operation goes horribly, tragically wrong.

Ambitious DI Joseph Chandler is assigned an open-and-shut case, the killing of a woman in the East End of London. Get a quick result, he is told, and you will get the promotion you have been waiting for. Unfortunately for him, however, things don’t turn out to be so straight forward. The investigation quickly runs out of suspects until Edward Buchan, a renowned Ripperologist, draws the police’s attention to the similarities between the Jack the Ripper killings in 1888 and the modern-day murder that Chandler is investigating. The race begins to catch the copycat killer before he strikes again.