Murder Suspects Young and the Restless Didn't Consider on July 16
The Power of Three
Cane (Billy Flynn) has three kids. Two are with Lily (Christel Khalil), the twins, Mattie (last played by Lexie Stevenson) and Charlie (last played by Jacob Aaron Gaines). Mattie, we know, is attending Stanford.
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We also know she hasn't been doing well emotionally. Lily keeps flying out to California to support her daughter. She hasn't been really clear about what exactly is wrong with Mattie. Is she just having trouble adjusting to a school where everyone is brilliant, while she grew from age 5 to 15 over the course of a summer, so we have to assume she missed a LOT of school?
Or is Mattie really disturbed? As in… homicidally disturbed.
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Here Comes the Son
And then there's Charlie. Do we know where Charlie is? Nope. Is he in college? No idea. Is he working somewhere? Maybe. Is he traveling the world? If so, where?
Could Charlie be in France? Could he be furious to find out that his father has been a billionaire for years, and Charlie still has to do boring things like jobs… or chores?
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Lost Boy
And then there is Cane's son, Sam. Sam was the result of an affair Cane had with Juliet while still married to Lily. We don't know how old Sam is now. (He should be about 8… but it's a soap. He may be older than Mattie and Charlie by now!)
When Cane left town, he took Sam with him. But did he keep him? Dump him on a nanny? Send him to boarding school? Young Cane may have plenty of reasons to take out Daddy Dearest. And money may be the least of them…
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