Jack's Back

He photographs his victims.

This one was number four.

Each woman was murdered 100 years to the day

from the original Jack the Ripper murder.

The first on the 31st of August,

the next September the 8th,

then two on the 30th.

All the victims were prostitutes.

Each mutilation was progressively worse

with the exception of the 3rd victim.

She wasn't mutilated at all,

which is the case in the original murders.

This guy did his homework.

And tonight's the anniversary of the last murder?

You got it.

Captain, this is Dr. Battera.

Captain Prentis.

Glad to meet you, Doc.

What do you make of all this?

We must stop him.

Wally.

Look, give him some time.

We haven't got time.

The incision should be made

in the lower 3rd of the abdomen on the right side,

just below here.

And should be a sufficient size

to permit access to the intestinal secum.

Now, I have big hands,

but like we say in Houston,

the bigger the scar, the higher the fee.

...5th victim, and authorities believe

the Ripper will strike again tonight.

KBLA, all news, all day.

It's 98 degrees in the Civic Center right now,

with a high of over 100 expected

later this afternoon,

as the Santa Ana winds continue across the southland.

It's 89 degrees at the beaches,

103 in the Valley,

and the forecast for the greater Los Angeles area

is sunny and hot,

- with no relief in sight. - what's up, homeboy?

- Hey, Andrea! - Hi, John.

Nice to see you again.

- Hi, John wesford, welcome. - Hi.

Did you have any trouble getting down here?

- Not at all. - Good, good.

Now, the whole area here is split up

into five separate camps.

This one is Justiceville that we're in right now.

I'm going to introduce you to five captains.

Each one oversees a different camp.

We'll meet them first

and then we'll get a chance a little later on

to show you around and we can shoot some footage, I hope.

- Great. - Hey, Emmanuel.

So Tom, what do I do right here?

Oh, you have to transfer that down here.

OK?

Once you do that, take it over into this.

Same thing the way you transfer it down.

Where is he?

He's at that camp, isn't he?

Good evening, and our top story tonight,

the largest mobilization of federal, state and local police

ever assembled for a manhunt

is preparing for what may be another night of murder

for the Ripper.

Here's a report from Collin Marsh.

It was here in this alley, in Echo Park,

that police found the body of Emily Dartmond,

a known prostitute,

and the 4th victim in this series of grisly killings

which mirror the Jack the Ripper murders

that occurred on these same dates 100 years ago.

Not again.

- Hello, Mary. - Oh!

You didn't forget.

Sidney's looking for you.

You better watch out.

That's OK, I brought him some Ding Dongs.

How you doin', Linda?

Let's see what we have here.

What's your name?

Martha.

Martha?

Mary, can I have some gauze?

Do you have any grandchildren, Martha?

Five.

What are their names?

Martin, Robert,

Alexis, and Janie and Ricky.

Ricky, huh?

Which one is the naughty one?

Ricky.

You see, I could've told you that.

I got a brother named Ricky

and he was the naughty one, too.

I think you're gonna be just fine,

you just need a few stitches here, all right?

We'll take care of you right away.

She's next.

Great.

Thank you.

Free Saturday night?

OK.

Tell your mother that he has to come back

in six weeks to get the cast removed.

OK.

Mary'll make an appointment for you.

All right. Thank you.

Come on.

What's up, Doc?

I think he's been abused.

What's the last name?

Rowan.

2330 Hargrove Street.

Seen the parents?

His sister always brings him.

well, let's see what we can find out, right?

Sidney's on the warpath.

How rare.

He knows why you're late.

- Yeah I know, I told him. - You told him?

If I want to hear a sermon, I'll go see my preacher!

It might just do you some good,

you're two weeks past the legal limit for God's sakes.

Face the facts.

You stay off the streets, you understand?

You tell that to my pimp.

Don't you care about your unborn child?

Wesford!

- In my office. - Just wait-

Now!

John, who's that woman?

I'll tell you later.

You know I've been doing your work for you

for the past two hours.

Sit down.

You got a lotta goddamned nerve, you know that?

Just because the people out there

call you a doctor doesn't make you one.

You're still in medical school

and you're working here under my supervision

and approval.

One more stunt like you pulled today,

and I'll have your ass bounced out of here

so fast it'll make your head swim.

Do you understand me?

I'm writing a letter to the Board of Regents.

Consider yourself on probation.

Do I make myself clear?

Yes.

Good.

You know, Sidney,

the people that come in here need help,

not condemnation.

What ails them can't be cured

by some dose of your morality.

They deserve the same respect

that you'd give any paying patient.

You're fired.

Sidney, what,

you don't have enough people out here

to take care of the work as it is.

I said you're fired, can't you hear?

All right, look, I-I'm sorry, OK?

Sidney, I told you I was gonna be late.

It won't happen again, I promise.

Sidney, I want to work here, I grew up in this neighborhood.

So what?

Look, I'm not gonna apologize for myself.

There are things that I need to do sometimes.

You know, you're a regular Albert Schweitzer, son.

Can I go back to work now?

Get out of here.

If you're late again, I will fire your ass.