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27 MAY 2024

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Sarah’s Plan Takes Off Without Her

Sarah and Bethany report Nathan to the police for breaching the terms of his licence when he drives his van past her, freaking her out.
As Bethany threatens to leave Weatherfield again, Sarah pays Nathan a visit at the building site, reminding him that he accepted £10k to leave town.
When Nathan laughs in her face Sarah forms a plan and returns with a plastic bag containing Lauren’s hair bobble, found in her things that she left at the Platts.
Kit catches Sarah in the act, forcing her to admit she was planning to plant the hair bobble in Nathan’s van to prove he murdered Lauren. Kit urges her to let the police do their job.
News spreads through the street that Nathan has been arrested.
In Roy’s prison cell, the book he was reading lies soaked in tea with a broken spine.

The Truth Comes Out About Bobby and Carla

Nina informs Carla and Bobby that Roy will soon have a date for his trial.
DS Swain asks Carla why she’s fallen out with Roy. Carla closes it down.
When she then overhears Swain rowing with her daughter on the phone, Carla offers an ear. Lisa explains her partner died and her daughter is struggling with her grief.
DS Swain visits Roy in prison and asks him outright if his fallout with Carla has anything to do with Bobby’s statement.
After searching his van and discovering some USB sticks, Kit arrests Nathan on suspicion of breaching his sexual harm prevention order.
DS Swain arrests Bobby on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
Swain warns Carla that Bobby’s lies aren’t helping anyone, least of all Roy.
Hellbent on revenge, Griff enters Roy’s prison cell.

We Fear Roy Has Come a Cropper

Dee-dee hopes Bobby’s statement will be enough to exonerate Roy.
Griff orders Roscoe to lure Roy to the prison library.
When Carla reveals that Bobby’s been arrested for perverting the course of justice, Dee-Dee realises with horror that Roy’s defence is up in smoke.
As Roy heads off to the library with Roscoe, Griff enters his empty cell.
Returning from the library, Roy’s shocked to come face to face with Griff.

The Truth Becomes Clear

Pulling out a weapon, Griff demands Roy tell him what he did with Lauren’s body.
Sarah asks Kit what they found in Nathan’s van. When Kit reveals it’s one of Lauren’s hairs and suggests she must have dropped it, he promises to keep her name out of it.
With Joel present, DS Swain and Kit set about interviewing Nathan.
Sarah confides in Bethany and Daniel how she planned to set Nathan up and now he’s been arrested. Daniel’s incensed.
When DS Swain reveals that the girl who provided him with an alibi for the night of Lauren’s disappearance has changed her mind, Nathan’s rattled.
As DS Swain questions him about his penchant for young girls and suggests he murdered Lauren, Nathan refuses to comment.
Dee-dee’s furious when Joel reveals that he’s representing Nathan.
Daniel assures Bethany he would never grass up Sarah and his only hope is that Nathan really is guilty, because if not, the real murderer will walk free.
With Roy refusing to confess to murder, Griff holds the makeshift knife to his throat and orders Roy to say his last words.
We discover who really killed Lauren!

Bethany Searches for the Truth

Nathan assures Joel that he’s innocent and suspects Sarah planted Lauren’s hair.
In a bid to gather more evidence against Nathan, Daniel and Bethany call Nicky and beg her to put them in touch with Ellie as they suspect she has vital information.
Ellie describes to Bethany how she had a client who showered her with gifts and became more of a boyfriend, but suddenly turned nasty and threatened to kill her. When Bethany shows her a photo of Nathan, will Ellie confirm it was him?
Elsewhere Carla offers Swain’s daughter some work experience at the factory.

Compiled by Andrea McGowan
Glenda Young - Blogging away merrily at Flaming Nora
Website: glendayoungbooks.com