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Expository Writing
November 11, 2003
The Criminal’s Greatest Fear
Since its organization in London in 1829, Scotland Yard has grown in skill and number to be the greatest police force in the world; example cases of its prowess and sometimes puzzling defeat are the cases of Neil Cream Prisoner and Jack The Ripper. Scotland Yard has stood for many decades as the awe-inspiring police force that solved nearly all its cases. Scotland Yards C. ... The British Parliament, namely the home secretary Sir Robert Peel, created Scotland Yard in 1829(Britannica 573). ... It had an entrance to Great Scotland Yard; in days gone by, Scottish royalty would stay on their various exploits to London for reasons both diplomatic and personal (Britannica 573). Due to the increase of men required to patrol the streets and the space needed to accommodate these men, Scotland Yard had to move its headquarters to a bigger location (Britannica 573). In 1890 they moved their headquarters to Thames Embankment and changed their name to New Scotland Yard; then again in 1977 New Scotland Yard was moved to a new building located just off Victoria Street (10 Broadway) (Jenkins 82). ... Jack the Ripper received his nickname in an anonymous letter to Scotland Yard; written by one who claimed to be the murderer, also known as the Whitechapel Murderer and the Leather Apron (Casebook). ...
From the exalted view of Scotland Yard, Jack the Ripper was an elusive wraith, a man that killed and disappeared. ... Scotland Yard knew that Jack the Ripper had to have had some medical experience due to the expertise shown in this mutilation and destruction of victims body. ... After the first few killings, Scotland Yard started to link all the connections to him and his "nights on the town" (Smith).
Approximate Word count = 1417
Approximate Pages = 5.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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