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I'm
walking down Whitechapel Road in London's East End. It's afternoon and the sun
just started its journey down towards the horizon. I wrap my coat a little
tighter around me in a somewhat useless attempt to keep out the biting cold December
breeze. As I spot the cafe in the corner where Whitechapel Road meets
Commercial Road I speed up my steps, I can't get in to the warmth soon enough.
Inside
the cafe, the light is gloomy and the smell of roasted coffee beans reaches me
as I step inside and stomp the snow off my winter boots. It's a small cafe with
just a few tables and chairs scattered around the big counter. It feels like
entering a decade mixed between the twenties and the fifties, a cozy old living
room mixed with a classic American diner. At a table in the left corner an old
man is sitting looking out the window, I recognize him as Mr. John Morris. He
looks kind and reminds me a little bit of my own grandfather with the gray
hair, a deeply receding hairline and a couple of deep wrinkles on his forehead.
His whole appearance reveals that he's a man of much knowledge and life
experience.
I
always believed that evil isn't born. People aren't born with dark souls; dark
souls are created by the tragedies they face and the circumstances they live
under. Some people live with broken hearts and broken souls – and that can make
you do unspeakable things. But exactly how far can life drive a person? How far
can the circumstances make a person willing to go?
I sit
down in the seat opposite of Mr John Morris and he greets me with a firm and
steady
handshake.
”Good day miss, nasty weather today isn't it?” he says with a smile.
I
respond that ”yes Mr Morris, it certainly is” and present myself.
John
Morris claims that he has solved one of the most notorious mysteries of all
times, the one about Jack the Ripper. Many men have been pointed out as
might-be-Jack during the years since the murderers but John Morris has his eyes
focused in a different direction. In contrast to all other theories he actually
thinks the Ripper was a woman, and not any woman... Morris accuses none other
than another Ripper-suspect Dr John Williams's wife – Lizzie Williams. I have
decided to assume that Lizzie was the killer and use her as an example to
indicate how circumstances can create evil.
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