Digital Spy article:
Neighbours fire twist could see Finn Kelly escape a jail sentence.
Crucial evidence against him gets destroyed.
https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/nei...ly-fire-twist/
Neighbours villain Finn Kelly is going nowhere now that he's a permanent character – and the show may have just revealed the twist that keeps him in Erinsborough.
Finn (Rob Mills) is currently facing a number of serious charges after his reign of terror last year, although he can't remember any of his misdeeds.
In next week's episodes, Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne) is rocked by some surprising news as she hears that crucial evidence against Finn has been destroyed.
It turns out that there's been a fire in the police building where evidence for Finn's case is held, making it much more likely that he'll walk free.
This revelation comes as a huge disappointment to Finn's victims, but the disgraced teacher's half-brother Shaun Watkins (Brad Moller) sees it as an opportunity.
Shaun advises Finn to change his plea to 'not guilty', since there's now much less evidence that can be used against him in court.
When word of this gets back to Bea Nilsson's boyfriend Ned Willis, he accuses Shaun of starting the fire himself to get his brother off the hook.
Finn's lawyer Imogen Willis also has her say, insisting that she'll only defend him if he sticks to his original plan to plead guilty.
Undeterred, Shaun begs Finn to consider taking on another lawyer and changing his plea.
The new and improved Finn ultimately agrees to do the right thing and prepares to plead guilty, keen to keep Imogen working on his case. But with things starting to weigh in his favour thanks to the fire, is this how Finn will ultimately become a permanent resident of Ramsay Street?
Neighbours airs these scenes on Monday, April 8 at 1.45pm and 5.30pm on Channel 5 (UK) and 6.30pm on 10 Peach (Australia).
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