Mr. Utterson learns of a brutal murder. A police officer tells him that Sir Danv

Mr. Utterson learns of a brutal murder. A police officer tells him that Sir Danvers Carew, the man who was attacked by Mr. Hyde in the previous chapter, has died from the injuries sustained. The news of Carew's death is a tragic and violent event that shocks society.. The officer shows Utterson a letter found at the crime scene, written by Carew and addressed to Utterson. In the letter, Carew mentions that he needs to speak to Utterson about an important matter.. Along with the letter, The officer shows Utterson the cane that Hyde used to beat Carew., that had been found at the crime scene. Utterson, concerned about the relationship between Hyde and Jekyll, begins to fear that the bond between the two could have serious consequences. besides, The officer reveals that a check in Jekyll's name was found at the crime scene., suggesting that Hyde might have some sort of influence or connection with the doctor. This intensifies Utterson's concern and leads him to seek a clearer explanation of the mysterious relationship between Hyde and Jekyll..