Callum Logan

Coronation Street spoilers: Callum Logan’s body to be discovered as Kylie Platt leaves
Callum Logan’s body WILL be discovered in coming months it has finally been confirmed – just in time for Kylie Platt to make her departure from the Street.
Viewers have been wondering when the murder secret might come to light, with Callum currently festering under the Platt household after Kylie dispatched him last September.
Currently only killer Kylie, her husband David and his sister Sarah know that Callum is even dead – but all that is set to change when the past comes back to haunt them.
While it is inevitable that the twist will play some kind of part in Kylie’s temporary hiatus from the show as Paula Lane heads off on maternity, producer Stuart Blackburn has hinted that all may not be as it seems with the gruesome discovery.
He said: ‘That particular secret will come to light at the end of spring or in early summer. But the discovery may not directly impact the characters you think it will.’
Hmmm, cryptic.
So who will come across Callum’s corpse – and who might take the blame for his murder?
It’s going to be an interesting few months on the cobbles

Coronation Street is lining up an unmissable week of episodes later this month, which will see Callum Logan's body finally dug up.

The ITV soap will air five action-filled nightly instalments packed with twists, surprises and secrets being exposed. The week will cover a dramatic 24-hour period in the lives of Weatherfield's residents, kicking off with Carla Connor preparing to marry Nick Tilsley.

While Carla is determined that her one-night stand with Robert Preston will remain under wraps, the Platts find their lives turned upside down when their own dark secret is dug up.

Things will take a very sinister turn after a dramatic sequence of events leads to the discovery of a body at number 8, and the police are soon knocking at the door.

Viewers will have to tune in to see what the repercussions are for Kylie, David and Sarah but they aren't the only characters who have to face their worst nightmare.

As Carla prepares to head down the aisle, she will become more desperate than ever to stop Tracy spilling the beans about her ill-judged fling with Robert.

Carla's father Johnny will find himself at the centre of the action as the day of the wedding draws closer, determined to ensure that Tracy will not destroy his daughter's big day.

However, when Johnny discovers that Tracy's sabotage has already started, he is forced to resort to desperate measures to keep her away from the ceremony. After arguing with Tracy in the factory, Johnny seizes an opportunity and locks her in the store cupboard.

Whatever the outcome, Carla's final scenes will be aired during the dramatic week, but whether she marries Nick beforehand is remaining a closely guarded secret.

Coronation Street will air these not-to-be-missed episodes later this month, showing one episode each night.

https://youtu.be/k_xbPGUuQbY

http://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-...m-body-trailer

this is for week 16th of may starting

https://youtu.be/k_xbPGUuQbY

http://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-...m-body-trailer

this is for week 16th of may starting

Coronation Street: David to frame Jason for Callum's murder!

"Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow," says actor Jack P Shepherd

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A beleaguered Jason Grimshaw is to be put in the frame for the killing of Callum Logan, thanks to the machinations of a devious David Platt.

A murder investigation looks set to be launched in next week's episodes of Coronation Street after Callum's corpse is discovered at No 8. But when the police come calling at the Platts', David is very keen to shift their attention elsewhere.

"There's a scene where David's being questioned by the police and he's getting all the blame. The body's been discovered in his house, so how does he get away with saying that he's not responsible?" explains actor Jack P Shepherd. "David tells the police that there were other people who had a grudge against Callum. And that Jason, who was doing building work at the time, had access to the house."

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Viewers already know that Jason is, of course, entirely innocent and that the true culprit is David's wife Kylie, who bludgeoned Callum to death in live scenes shown last September. But does David have any qualms about pointing the finger of suspicion in Jason's direction?

"No, not all. He thinks that something good has come from this. David can now pass it off on him! And there's a chance that it might work. Also, Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow. Kylie and Sarah feel slightly more guilty than David, but he tries to convince them to roll with this because it's a way to get out of it."

With actor Ryan Thomas set to leave the ITV soap in the coming months, viewers will now no doubt be wondering whether Jason will end up taking the rap for a crime that he didn't commit!

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2016-...callums-murder



Even I'm shocked at David's cold-bloodedness! :eek: Let's hope Sarah and Kylie can't go through with it...

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Originally Posted by Perdita

Coronation Street is lining up an unmissable week of episodes later this month, which will see Callum Logan's body finally dug up.

The ITV soap will air five action-filled nightly instalments packed with twists, surprises and secrets being exposed. The week will cover a dramatic 24-hour period in the lives of Weatherfield's residents, kicking off with Carla Connor preparing to marry Nick Tilsley.

While Carla is determined that her one-night stand with Robert Preston will remain under wraps, the Platts find their lives turned upside down when their own dark secret is dug up.

Things will take a very sinister turn after a dramatic sequence of events leads to the discovery of a body at number 8, and the police are soon knocking at the door.

Viewers will have to tune in to see what the repercussions are for Kylie, David and Sarah but they aren't the only characters who have to face their worst nightmare.

As Carla prepares to head down the aisle, she will become more desperate than ever to stop Tracy spilling the beans about her ill-judged fling with Robert.

Carla's father Johnny will find himself at the centre of the action as the day of the wedding draws closer, determined to ensure that Tracy will not destroy his daughter's big day.

However, when Johnny discovers that Tracy's sabotage has already started, he is forced to resort to desperate measures to keep her away from the ceremony. After arguing with Tracy in the factory, Johnny seizes an opportunity and locks her in the store cupboard.

Whatever the outcome, Carla's final scenes will be aired during the dramatic week, but whether she marries Nick beforehand is remaining a closely guarded secret.

Coronation Street will air these not-to-be-missed episodes later this month, showing one episode each night.

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CAn't see her marrying Nick, as she is going to say TA-ra but Nicks not!

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Originally Posted by Perdita

Coronation Street is lining up an unmissable week of episodes later this month, which will see Callum Logan's body finally dug up.

The ITV soap will air five action-filled nightly instalments packed with twists, surprises and secrets being exposed. The week will cover a dramatic 24-hour period in the lives of Weatherfield's residents, kicking off with Carla Connor preparing to marry Nick Tilsley.

While Carla is determined that her one-night stand with Robert Preston will remain under wraps, the Platts find their lives turned upside down when their own dark secret is dug up.

Things will take a very sinister turn after a dramatic sequence of events leads to the discovery of a body at number 8, and the police are soon knocking at the door.

Viewers will have to tune in to see what the repercussions are for Kylie, David and Sarah but they aren't the only characters who have to face their worst nightmare.

As Carla prepares to head down the aisle, she will become more desperate than ever to stop Tracy spilling the beans about her ill-judged fling with Robert.

Carla's father Johnny will find himself at the centre of the action as the day of the wedding draws closer, determined to ensure that Tracy will not destroy his daughter's big day.

However, when Johnny discovers that Tracy's sabotage has already started, he is forced to resort to desperate measures to keep her away from the ceremony. After arguing with Tracy in the factory, Johnny seizes an opportunity and locks her in the store cupboard.

Whatever the outcome, Carla's final scenes will be aired during the dramatic week, but whether she marries Nick beforehand is remaining a closely guarded secret.

Coronation Street will air these not-to-be-missed episodes later this month, showing one episode each night.

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CAn't see her marrying Nick, as she is going to say TA-ra but Nicks not!

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Originally Posted by Dazzle

[SIZE=\"4\"]Coronation Street: David to frame Jason for Callum's murder![/SIZE]

\"Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow,\" says actor Jack P Shepherd

http://images.radiotimes.com/namedim...nal/108390.jpg

A beleaguered Jason Grimshaw is to be put in the frame for the killing of Callum Logan, thanks to the machinations of a devious David Platt.

A murder investigation looks set to be launched in next week's episodes of Coronation Street after Callum's corpse is discovered at No 8. But when the police come calling at the Platts', David is very keen to shift their attention elsewhere.

\"There's a scene where David's being questioned by the police and he's getting all the blame. The body's been discovered in his house, so how does he get away with saying that he's not responsible?\" explains actor Jack P Shepherd. \"David tells the police that there were other people who had a grudge against Callum. And that Jason, who was doing building work at the time, had access to the house.\"

http://www.radiotimes.com/uploads/im....jpg?width=620

Viewers already know that Jason is, of course, entirely innocent and that the true culprit is David's wife Kylie, who bludgeoned Callum to death in live scenes shown last September. But does David have any qualms about pointing the finger of suspicion in Jason's direction?

\"No, not all. He thinks that something good has come from this. David can now pass it off on him! And there's a chance that it might work. Also, Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow. Kylie and Sarah feel slightly more guilty than David, but he tries to convince them to roll with this because it's a way to get out of it.\"

With actor Ryan Thomas set to leave the ITV soap in the coming months, viewers will now no doubt be wondering whether Jason will end up taking the rap for a crime that he didn't commit!

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2016-05-17/coronation-street-david-to-frame-jason-for-callums-murder



Even I'm shocked at David's cold-bloodedness! :eek: Let's hope Sarah and Kylie can't go through with it...

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I wonder if any viewers can help with this?
I can remember John Stape killing some woman and burying her under concrete, where was this, could it be under Gails room~!! can you imagine the body is not Callums, and he is still in there!!!
Wonder if Kylie is going to crack, as we know she is leaving also?

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Originally Posted by Dazzle

[SIZE=\"4\"]Coronation Street: David to frame Jason for Callum's murder![/SIZE]

\"Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow,\" says actor Jack P Shepherd

http://images.radiotimes.com/namedim...nal/108390.jpg

A beleaguered Jason Grimshaw is to be put in the frame for the killing of Callum Logan, thanks to the machinations of a devious David Platt.

A murder investigation looks set to be launched in next week's episodes of Coronation Street after Callum's corpse is discovered at No 8. But when the police come calling at the Platts', David is very keen to shift their attention elsewhere.

\"There's a scene where David's being questioned by the police and he's getting all the blame. The body's been discovered in his house, so how does he get away with saying that he's not responsible?\" explains actor Jack P Shepherd. \"David tells the police that there were other people who had a grudge against Callum. And that Jason, who was doing building work at the time, had access to the house.\"

http://www.radiotimes.com/uploads/im....jpg?width=620

Viewers already know that Jason is, of course, entirely innocent and that the true culprit is David's wife Kylie, who bludgeoned Callum to death in live scenes shown last September. But does David have any qualms about pointing the finger of suspicion in Jason's direction?

\"No, not all. He thinks that something good has come from this. David can now pass it off on him! And there's a chance that it might work. Also, Jason's thick, so David thinks that hopefully he'll stick his foot in it and incriminate himself somehow. Kylie and Sarah feel slightly more guilty than David, but he tries to convince them to roll with this because it's a way to get out of it.\"

With actor Ryan Thomas set to leave the ITV soap in the coming months, viewers will now no doubt be wondering whether Jason will end up taking the rap for a crime that he didn't commit!

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2016-05-17/coronation-street-david-to-frame-jason-for-callums-murder



Even I'm shocked at David's cold-bloodedness! :eek: Let's hope Sarah and Kylie can't go through with it...

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I wonder if any viewers can help with this?
I can remember John Stape killing some woman and burying her under concrete, where was this, could it be under Gails room~!! can you imagine the body is not Callums, and he is still in there!!!
Wonder if Kylie is going to crack, as we know she is leaving also?

He could have put the blame on Tony instead. Too much even from David. Jason hasn't done anything to him. Why?