Woody Shinnings is the second Bounty Hunt in the Jack the Ripper DLC: Evie kidnaps an actor wanted for stabbing a fellow performer and drives him by carriage to Inspector Abberline.
Find Shinnings bragging to a Rook that, with the police tied up on the Ripper case, he has been robbing, picking pockets and extorting women without being caught. Kidnap him, load him into a carriage and deliver him to Abberline.
Abberline takes the prisoner and promises justice will be done.
Even the Rook listening to him is uneasy. He points out that the women Shinnings robs are as poor as they are and warns that plain-clothes police are about.
The full sync needs Shinnings delivered alive, so use a kidnap rather than a kill and keep the carriage ride to Abberline clean.
The story echoes December 1897, when the actor William Terriss was stabbed outside the Adelphi Theatre by fellow actor Richard Archer Prince. The game moves the crime to 1888 under new names.
This is the second and last Bounty Hunt, after David Jack-Emmings. Both targets are men hiding their own crimes behind the panic over the Ripper.
Buck's Row Brothel
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Cock Lane
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David Jack-Emmings
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Dear Boss
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