Three Versions of Arthur Blackwood
In the first version, Arthur Blackwood was guilty. He had killed the three women in Whitechapel, not because he was evil but because he was broken, and broken things sometimes do terrible things. His father had beaten him from the age of eight, and the beatings had rearranged something in his brain, something that Moriarty would later try to rearrange again with his electrical device. The women...
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