Beth is a troublemaker. Pity she's not like her husband.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jadefalcon
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Beth is a troublemaker. Pity she's not like her husband.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jadefalcon
So once again poor Stu does not get the opportunity to explain what happened with the girl and why he was in prison. Hope we will find out before soon though
And Bernie, wanting compensation for Paul for the trauma he suffered seeing Ed being thrown on the bed when his wrench backfired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jadefalcon
Most probably took the blame for someone else, maybe his daughter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
That is what I am thinking. I hope we will find out soon and that they do not drag this out for too long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
It's Bernie I was thinking of. She's talking about Pauls compensation, what's the bet he wouldn't see a penny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
Also, Dev trying to take all the credit at the Bistro, so typical of his ego.
That doesn't explain why his daughter wants nothing to do with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
Because she feels very guilty for him having done time in prison instead of herQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
That would be a strange attitude IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
she could have blocked it out if young believing stu really guilty
This is Weatherfield remember, where all manner of absurdities happen.
Aadi 'Are you ok?'
Kelly 'Yeah yeah, no.'
A short while later...
Aadi ' Are you ok?'
Kelly 'Yeah no.'
Is Kelly both ok and not ok at the same time?
I'm confused.
Good to see the Weatherfield Health Service is still way ahead of the U.K. Emergency appointment with a dentist in the evening. OK.
I am a big fan of Aadi and have been for some time now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
I am trying to think how they can bring this story with Stu to a satisfactory and believable conclusion. He was convicted of murder, he confessed to the crime, but now says he did not do it. He may well be covering for someone, but unless that person admits to it, how can he prove he did not do it. Or are jasmeen and others eventually just going to take his word for it that he is innocent?
Was Ryan always so stupid? Does he not think the police will already have looked at the CCTV camera in the alley, or did he think they would just take Debbie's word for it that it was not working. If his mad scheme was to work, would they not think it strange that a new recording suddenly appeared showing a gunman. Is it even possible that someone who is too stupid to stand on a ladder without falling off is likely to be able to fiddle the date on the CCTV recording?.
I am waiting with baited breath for his explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of Cain
ronnie knows debbie's plan but won't grass her in, wants ryan to take all the punishment
lovely hair for broke toyah
They all get the full tratment in soapsQuote:
Originally Posted by lizann
So the police accepted Ryan's story that he was coerced into the robbery by gunmen sent by Ray Crosby.
Presumably then, they have arrested Ray Crosby and will be prosecuting him and will be using Ryan as their key witness in the court case.
Or it will all be forgotten aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
is ray still in prison?Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
He should be, think he got quite a lengthy prison sentence for the sexual assault on Faye.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Stu was probably innocent but I can't believe that he was denied a solicitor. Even 27 years ago, it was standard practice.
I thought Stu might have covered for his daughter but now I realise she would have been too young so I think he covered for his ex-wife who might have killed the waitress out of jealousy and Stu did not want his daughter to grow up with a mum in prison... Stu would have had a solicitor but he confessed so nothing any legal representative could have done to defend him.
Why does Stu not sit down in the cafe and write a letter to Yasmeen and explain that way what really happened? :hmm:
There is no guarantee she would read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Bit disappointed that Stu's story turned out to be a standard "I was fitted up, guv", hoping for something more complex than that.
Did I notice a glint of interest in P C Tinker's eye, will he somehow prove Stu's innocence?
He said he tried to retract his statement but they wouldn't let him. So there was plenty a decent solicitor could have got his teeth into.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Yes, but he could still have masterminded the so-called gunmen who supposedly forced Ryan into carrying out the robbery and, if the police accepted Ryan's story, he could still be arrested in prison and sent for trial.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Of course, in the wonderful world of Weatherfield justice all this will be conveniently forgotten.
A solicitor could have prevented the treatment he said he received which caused him to confess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
This could turn out like in Emmerdale where the locals prove a police officer was a wrong ?un....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
I thought they just killed him and buried him in the woods ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
I am referring to Charity's abuser copper Mark Bails who got a 30 years prison sentenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
nick and leanne are not so squeaky clean but also stole in the past
Apart from Charity, who else helped ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
There are an awful lot of pots and kettles in Coronation Street.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
in all soaps in all lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Son of Cain
nick robbing his granny was bad
Someone REALLY needs to tell Leanne to talk to people in a semi civilised way. I'm surprised one of the Bistro customers hasn't tipped their food over her. She talks to everyone as if they're sub human.
Please, please PLEASE, get rid of Spider soon. Preferably involving pest control and a flamethrower. Going by that newspaper its obvious he's more of an attention seeker than anything else, and Toyah really annoyed me harping about the 'fascist' police.
Drop her in Franco's Spain, Nazi Germany, Pinochets Chile, Mussolini's Italy..then she might find something to complain about.
I would suggest a rolled up newspaper, but he is probably too big for that. But be careful with that flamethrower in these drought conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jadefalcon
He doesn't appear to have a problem getting money. Do he and his chums get protection money to 'go away' ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of Cain