Database: Frederick Abberline (1888) - Revision history

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	Date of Birth: 8 January 1843.<br />		Date of Birth: 8 January 1843.<br>
	Date of Death: 10 December 1929.		Date of Death: 10 December 1929.

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Date of Birth: 8 January 1843.<br>
Date of Death: 10 December 1929.

A young clockmaker from Dorset, [[Frederick Abberline]] knew he was destined for bigger and more puzzling things. Joining the [[Metropolitan Police Service|Metropolitan Police]] in 1863, it took him only two years to make a good impression and be promoted to Sergeant. He always strove to be fair and just in his line of work, but found that the law was often anything but.

In 1868, albeit with some hesitation, he joined forces with [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], two justice-seeking rogues, to help rid the streets of the notorious [[Blighters|Blighter]] gang that dominated the city's underworld.

In 1873, he became an Inspector and was transferred to [[Whitechapel]], where he eventually led the investigation into the infamous [[Jack the Ripper]] Murders.

Although certainly beneficial at the time, Abberline spent the rest of his life questioning whether or not his early allegiance with the Fryes was ultimately just another corruption of the justice system.
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