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Neighbours reveals who knocks over David Tanaka in hit-and-run horror
An unlikely culprit causes the accident.
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Neighbours has revealed who's responsible for David Tanaka's shocking hit-and-run crash next week.
A new trailer shows David's loved ones anxiously waiting for news after he's knocked over while out on a bike ride at night.
Official spoilers released by the show have now confirmed that Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan) will be responsible for David's ordeal after he accidentally falls asleep at the wheel.
The dramatic storyline begins when David (Takaya Honda) falls out with his husband Aaron Brennan, unhappy that he has been keeping the secret of Ned Willis's involvement in a dodgy fight club.
David goes on a late-night bike ride to clear his head, but finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time as a car drives straight for him and mows him down.
Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) is an early suspect in the case, as she is first on the scene after David's accident.
Her husband Paul Robinson – David's father – questions what she was doing driving so late at night. Terese is forced to admit that she had been drinking and drove off to buy more alcohol.
However, just when it looks like Terese is in big trouble, Kyle stumbles across a broken headlight cover on his car.
When Amy quizzes him on this, Kyle confesses that he nodded off at the wheel the night before.
A paint chip from the car soon matches with the one on David's bicycle, confirming Kyle's guilt in the case. He immediately turns himself in to the police, ready to face the music.
Paul is furious when he finds out what Kyle has done, especially as David's condition in the hospital has been touch and go. In the rush to save David, he has lost one of his kidneys and he's still not out of the woods yet.
Before Paul can confront Kyle, David's health takes another turn for the worse. Will he pull through?
Neighbours airs these scenes on Wednesday, November 27, Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 at 1.45pm and 5.30pm on Channel 5 (UK) and 6.30pm on 10 Peach (Australia).
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