Emmerdale fans spot clue that can save Bear Wolf | UK News

Fans of Emmerdale consider they’ve noticed a clue that can save Bear Wolf after his current homicide charge. ITV cleaning soap viewers will recall that villain Ray Walters (Joe Absolom) was killed last month, with a sequence of flashback episodes unveiling potential culprits. In an sudden flip of occasions, it was later revealed that Bear (Joshua Richards) had killed the drug seller, after being held hostage on Ray’s farm for a number of months the earlier 12 months.

Bear took drastic motion to safeguard his son, Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt), and teenager Dylan Penders (Fred Kettle), who have been under menace. In an attempt to stop his father from telling the reality, Paddy selected to keep Bear at Tenant House, while minimising his contact with other villagers. However, upon observing Bear’s mental health decline, Paddy finally agreed to let his father see a therapist.

Bear appeared to make vital strides during his counselling session last week, but soon admitted to Ray’s homicide when the therapist labelled him a “good man”. Bear phoned the police himself, and was subsequently arrested, studies the Daily Star.

During Tuesday’s (February 17) episode, now out there for streaming on ITVX, Paddy accompanied his father for the next spherical of police questioning.

Bear was quizzed about his inconsistent statements after he falsely claimed that Paddy and Dylan weren’t current at the time of the homicide. Paddy repeatedly interjected during the interview to back up Bear’s account, main DS Walsh (Amanda Ryan) to recommend that he may also be implicated.

Paddy rapidly turned alarmed when the detective dismissed the notion that Bear had relocated Ray’s physique single-handedly.

Later, Paddy briefed Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock), Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry) and his spouse Mandy Dingle (Lisa Riley), who had not too long ago arrived back from Ireland. The circumstances then turned more and more regarding when DC Chen (Tuyen Do) turned up at the cottage and requested that Paddy and Dylan attend the police station for questioning the next day.

Moments after the officers departed, an anxious Paddy said: “That’s it, they’re going to figure it all out… None of you were there today. They do not buy that my dad got rid of Ray on his own. They definitely think I was involved. We’re going to go down for this. I’m telling you, I know it.”

Now, quite a few Emmerdale viewers consider that Dylan may present false testimony to the police and declare that he was solely accountable, ensuing in Bear’s freedom.

Dylan has currently expressed his regret to Paddy relating to Ray’s death, having been the first individual to grow to be concerned with the villain. Will he take the blame?

“I think Dylan will confess to helping Bear to save Paddy and that’s how he will leave,” one viewer posted on a Facebook fan web page. Others appeared to concur, with another individual commenting: “I’ve thought that the last couple of episodes. He hasn’t been himself,” while a third remarked: “I think Dylan is going to leave now that this Ray/Celia plot is wrapping up, so this could be a way of him leaving (going to jail).”

A fourth viewer shared related ideas, saying: “Paddy will be devastated, but I can see Dylan taking all the blame for this. Either way, it’s going to be a tough watch.”

Emmerdale airs weekday nights at 8pm on ITV1 and STV, and Coronation Street airs weekday nights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and STV as half of ITV’s new cleaning soap energy hour scheduling sample for Coronation Street and Emmerdale

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