Emmerdale spoilers tease unlikely character 'exposes' John as he 'kills again'
More than one character could be onto Emmerdale killer John Sugden next week, as spoilers tease an unlikely person could rumble the truth.
It comes as Nate Robinson's 'real killer' is unmasked, when the police deliver some shocking news. His family learn who 'really' killed him, but it isn't John who gets named by detectives or who even confesses to the crime.
There's big twists ahead and it could lead to the downfall of John who sets a plan in motion. While it kicks off perfectly a couple of errors could unravel the whole thing, and see him exposed for two murders.
More is to be revealed, by spoilers detail some big twists in the fallout to John orchestrating framing newcomer Owen for Nate's death. John accidentally killed Nate in September and dumped his body in the lake, with it only discovered weeks ago.
Amid his family coming to terms with his death and people being blamed, Owen, who was recently seen drugging Robert Sugden before trying to flee with him, makes a return to the village. Robert's brother John turned him away then and saved Robert, and in upcoming scenes he's shown kicking him out of the doctors surgery.
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But it seems upcoming scenes will show him setting up Owen, claiming he has confessed to Nate's murder. This is delved into next week when detectives reveal they have a confession and even a motive, or a story of what happened between Owen and Nate.
In a dark twist though Owen is dead, with him believed to have taken his own life. Liam Cavanagh heads to the patient's address and is concerned by a lack of response, with the police soon arriving and finding him dead.
When a detective finds a 'suicide note' on his laptop with a written confession to killing Nate, John's plan seems to be working. So Has he struck again and killed Owen, before pinning Nate's murder on him? More importantly, will the story be bought?
When Nate's dad Cain Dingle and wife Tracy Robinson are told the news they are struggling to process the information. John then acts shocked about the ongoing events, and when Robert finds out he's left shaken especially given what happened with Owen just weeks ago.
But all this does is raise his suspicions over John given the coincidence that Owen is apparently involved. He decides to investigate, especially when he learns John has been at Owen's house right before he died.
Robert sets up a meeting with Owen's brother Steve, and is left reeling to uncover Owen 'can't have killed Nate' as he had a tight alibi for the day he was killed. Robert heads to the police station, claiming to have new information about Nate's murder - but what will he reveal and will John be exposed?
It might not be Robert who exposes his killer brother though, as Paddy Kirk could be about to rumble the truth in a surprising twist. We know that John has been struggling with what he did to Nate and has turned to a helpline numerous times.
He's gotten close to spilling the beans and it's been teased that he may break, and may give away what he's done. This continues next week when he once again makes contact, but it seems he's been messaging them and not actually speaking on the phone.
Next week, his volunteer suggests a call rather than a message, which would give away his voice. So when it's revealed next week that Paddy is volunteering on a crisis helpline, surely this could be a major hint that he is the volunteer John is messaging, and if yes then surely it's only a matter of time before Paddy hears John's voice and realises what's going on.
As for Robert next week, he's still causing drama as he continues to plot behind Moira Dingle's back after convincing her to sell him the farm - while in cahoots with Kim Tate. With Robert then planning to sign over to Kim, he's stopped in his tracks by her desperation and senses she is hiding something.
Kim tells Joe Tate no one can find out their plans, so Robert does some digging to see what she's after the land but soon Kim flees to Dubai. With it left in Joe's hands, who goes to see Moira and reiterates Kim's offer to buy the farm.
Moira has a difficult decision to make but what will she do and what is Kim up to? Elsewhere next week, Marlon Dingle is gutted when daughter April Windsor refuses to return to college and there's drama for Mack Boyd and Charity Dingle.
When Mack finds out his wife has offered to be her granddaughter Sarah's surrogate without even telling him he's aghast, and it leads to an explosive argument. It's Eric Pollard who's told Mack all, leaving his grandson Jacob Gallagher furious.
Soon Eric tells him and Sarah he's worried about her shortened life expectancy, and that's why he's sabotaging things. Mack and Charity can't come to an agreement meanwhile, and soon he gives her an ultimatum: it's the surrogacy or their marriage. So will the pair split for good?
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