Whitechapel

Chandler investigates a fresh wave of copycat murders that replicate the Kray twins' killings from the 1960s. As the case deepens, he must trace the connection between the modern offences and the historic gangland slayings. The programme is a thriller.

Chandler is a television programme presented as an episode‑length thriller, with Rupert Penry‑Jones leading the cast. The series is positioned within the crime‑investigation genre, and this particular instalment continues the pattern of gritty, contemporary storytelling that the title is known for. In this episode Chandler turns his attention to a fresh wave of killings that appear to be copycats. The murders are not random; they closely imitate the notorious crimes carried out by the Kray twins during the 1960s. By tracing the parallels between the historic offences and the current spree, Chandler seeks to uncover who is replicating those infamous acts and why. The narrative maintains a tight, suspense‑driven focus as Chandler pieces together clues that link the present murders to their mid‑century counterparts. The episode’s structure leans heavily on the investigative process, with each revelation pushing the story toward a resolution that ties the modern copycats back to the legacy of the Krays. Throughout, Rupert Penry‑Jones delivers a performance that anchors the tension, keeping viewers engaged with the unfolding mystery.