In Assassin's Creed Syndicate's Jack the Ripper story, the woman known as Annie Chapman is the second of the Ripper's victims. Evie Frye visits her murder scene near Hanbury Street in Spitalfields during The Mother of All Crimes, where Rooks are guarding the spot.
The victim was one of Jacob Frye's initiates, recruited in childhood to rebuild the British Brotherhood and trained in India. Jacob moved the real Annie Chapman out of Whitechapel and sent the initiate in under her name as part of his plan to stop his former student Jack. Evie finds an Assassin ring at the scene. The initiate was buried as Annie Chapman on 14 September 1888.
Rooks are standing guard at Hanbury Street, and the memory's full-sync goal is to kill nobody, so scare them off rather than fight. The trail of footprints and blood along a fence and a wall shows that Jack cut her several times and let her run before she collapsed. When Evie finds where the ring landed, a raven snatches it and you follow the bird to its nest.
Near her scene Jack has written across two cenotaphs a jibe asking what kind of creed cannot protect its own, a message Evie reads as meant for Jacob.
Annie Chapman
Annie Chapman was the second victim of the Whitechapel murders, found on 8 September 1888 near 29 Hanbury Street. The Jack the Ripper expansion covers her through its database and Evie's investigation.
Catherine Eddowes
The woman known as Catherine Eddowes is the fourth Ripper victim in the Jack the Ripper story of Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Evie Frye examines her murder scene in The Mother of All Crimes.
Catherine Eddowes
Catherine "Kate" Eddowes was the fourth victim of the Whitechapel murders, found in Mitre Square on 30 September 1888. Her killing is part of the double murder that starts the Jack the Ripper expansion.
Elizabeth Stride
The woman known as Elizabeth Stride is the third Ripper victim in Assassin's Creed Syndicate's 1888 story. Evie Frye examines her murder scene while following Jack's trail in The Mother of All Crimes.