Thomas Owers

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Thomas Owers (died November 1888) was a British citizen and the husband of Olwyn Owers.

Sometime before 1888, Thomas Owers visited the brothel on Gracechurch Street in City of London. There he was smitten with one of the prostitutes, and sometime later, they married, despite the fact that the woman had apparently already been married twice.

In 1887, Thomas Owers acquired Owers Manor, after its previous owner had died from a mysterious fall of the residence's roof. From then on, he and his wife hosted regular parties for London's "The Cannibal Club" - a gathering of men whose views on sex were considered deviant by Victorian society.

In the autumn of 1888, Owers Manor was infiltrated by the Assassin Evie Frye. Having learned that Olwyn Owers worked as a lieutenant for Jack the Ripper, Evie intended to assassinate her to diminish his influence over Whitechapel. In order to reach Lady Owers, who was in the private part of the manor, Evie kidnapped Thomas, using him to get past the guards and distract Olwyn Owers to give Evie a window to strike.

Following Evie's assassination, and her unnoticed escape from the grounds, Jack the Ripper arrived at Owers Manor, killing Thomas, his guards, and all the visitors present in a massacre that left no survivors and caught the attention of Inspector Frederick Abberline, the Metropolitan Police Service, and the press.

Appearance

• Assassin's Creed: Syndicate – Jack the Ripper