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Feb 20th, 2006, 10:54 am |
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ITV.com |
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General |
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• Who-Dunnit? |
Hillmania is about to hit the Street again this week, three years after the murderous villain met his watery death.
On Friday, viewers will watch as Sarah Platt opens up a birthday card, which she thinks is from step-father Martin Platt.
But when she reads the note inside, it says: ‘For my Lovely Daughter – weren’t we a wonderful family until your mother insisted on spoiling everything – love Richard.’ (Watch our preview video clip of the shocking moment here).
While the Platts are horrified by what they think is a sick joke, the terror continues two weeks later when Gail receives a card from her dead husband.
But just who is behind the sick plot that leaves the Platts re-living their worst nightmare?
Finger of suspicion naturally points towards David, who has been the teenager from hell in recent weeks as he tries to split up Phil and his mother.
But what of Phil himself? The foot-fiddler has a fetish for serial killers, he’s doing a PhD on them after all – could he be holding the pen?
Or perhaps it’s Gail, who’s after some attention, or maybe her arch rival, Eileen. And then there’s Sarah’s scorned lover Scooter, or even Violet, who’s boyfriend Jason was tempted away by Ms Platt.
Or maybe, shock horror, it could be Richard himself, seemingly back from the dead!
As the Platts try to solve the mystery of who is terrorising their lives, the Street’s bookie, Eric, is offering odds on the culprit!
Eileen Grimshaw 3/1
David Platt 5/1
Violet Wilson 10/1
Scooter 15/1
Gail Platt 20/1
Tracy Barlow 25/1
Richard Hillman 500/1
Emily Bishop 1000/1
Of course, these odds are only fictional, but we’ll be running our own Soapbox on the website in the coming weeks where you can let us know who YOU think the culprit is. Watch this space!
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