The Whitechapel Corridor
The body was still warm when Clara Beresford first saw it. That was the first thing she noticed, because she had been trained to notice the things that mattered: temperature, rigor, the precise pallor of skin that indicated how long death had been sitting in a London fog. "Another one," the constable said. He was young, perhaps twenty-four, with a face that had not yet learned the expression it...
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