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| rdfs:comment | - The Ghost of Mr. Hyde was the disguise of Dr. Jekyll, who used it to cover up his jewel thefts.
- Dr. Jekyll claimed to have made a vitamin formula one would only had to take once in his life, but the concoction went awry and he became the Ghost of Mr. Hyde, a monster transformation also taken on by his great-grandfather. This was a lie, however; Jekyll used the story as a cover for his crimes as the monster, since all his experiments had really failed.
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| abstract | - The Ghost of Mr. Hyde was the disguise of Dr. Jekyll, who used it to cover up his jewel thefts.
- Dr. Jekyll claimed to have made a vitamin formula one would only had to take once in his life, but the concoction went awry and he became the Ghost of Mr. Hyde, a monster transformation also taken on by his great-grandfather. This was a lie, however; Jekyll used the story as a cover for his crimes as the monster, since all his experiments had really failed.
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