Hollyoaks confirms Sienna Blake goes to the police as killer Jez closes in
Jez, as audiences know, has claimed the lives of various villagers since his arrival in the show, namely Dilly Harcourt (Emma Johnsey-Smith), Abe Fielding (Tyler Conti) and Bobby Costello (Zak Sutcliffe).
He's also murdered therapist Tommy Odenkirk (Brandon Fellows), pinning the blame for that one on Joel Dexter (Rory Douglas-Speed), and social worker Ian Stone, framing Bobby for the latter.
Sienna had some knowledge of her devilish dad's wrongdoings when she discovered that he murdered her beloved cousin Dilly, who was planning on reporting Sienna to the police for her role in husband Ethan Williams' (Matthew James Bailey) demise.
The realisation that her supposedly kind father was responsible for the murder of Dilly left Sienna shaken to the core but in the heat of the moment she assisted Jez in getting rid of her body, burying her in the allotment.
Jez vowed that he would turn over a new leaf and Sienna believed him but when she found out that the patriarch was engaged to her sister Liberty (Jessamy Stoddart), the fear of what he's truly capable of started to creep back in.
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And such fears were exacerbated further when Dodger revealed that Dilly's DNA was found in connection with the Ian Stone case – and that of Dennis Savage, who – as viewers know – was also killed by Jez.
With Dilly already dead at the time of Ian's demise, Sienna put two and two together and her worst fears were realised upon a trip to the allotment, where she discovered that not only was Jez still claiming lives but that he was doing so because he believes it's what he was 'born to do'. Who will take down Jez? Sienna - if anyone can outwit a villain it's her
Liberty - she will see through his lies
Dodger - the detective will solve the mystery
Martha - she will see what she must do in order to make amends
Someone else - tell us below in the comments!
Upon unearthing Robbie Roscoe's (Charlie Wernham) body, Sienna confronted Jez, who was relieved to no longer have to hide his obsession with taking lives.
Horrified and appalled, Sienna raced to tell her loved ones about Jez's true nature, but the killer caught up to her, resulting in the pair of them taking a tumble from the city walls.
Jez recovered in hospital and instructed mum Martha (Sherrie Hewson) to 'take care' of Sienna so to speak, knowing she will expose his horrid secrets.
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Sienna, however, claimed to have no memory of the events leading to her fall, with Jez relieved to be out of the woods.
Or so he thinks.
Subsequent scenes confirmed that not only is Sienna still aware of Jez's murderous antics but she's also keeping a list – and she intends to do whatever it takes to take him down.
Next week, Sienna heads to a chatroom online for advice on what to do if your dad is a serial killer and, to further protect her loved ones and bide her time while she contemplates her next move, she tells Jez and Lib that it's unlikely she'll ever regain her memory.
Liberty, however, grows concerned that Sienna is keeping something from her. Will she get to the bottom of such a thing?
The jury is still out but there's soon concern when Sienna starts to behave in a peculiar manner, selling the stall and all of her stock, which leaves Liberty confused.
Afterwards, Sienna makes a beeline for the police station, hoping to speak to Dodger about what she knows, but to her horror, Jez appears before her very eyes, as seen in new images shared exclusively with Metro.
An emotional showdown ensues, with Sienna left in tears. The question is: will Sienna be able to cover her tracks in a swift fashion? Or is Jez aware that she recalls the truth about his murders? More Trending
In terms of location, she's in the ideal place to ensure Jez is held to account – but will he have a trick up his sleeve to keep her quiet?
And is Sienna officially a target once again for the killer? Alternatively, can she bring Jez to justice? Or is Jez truly as invincible as he likes to believe?
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