so jamie's new paid witness saw belle but nate confesses and is arrested, smarmy jamie off the hook
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so jamie's new paid witness saw belle but nate confesses and is arrested, smarmy jamie off the hook
Storyline cannot be over yet, surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Even the dozy Soap Police must realize none of this adds up. It will be interesting to see what they do tonight. Either Nate or the witness is lying unless of course the witness mistook Nate for Belle. Is Nate claiming he was driving Jamie's car at the time or his own ( if he has one). If he was not driving Jamie's car why did bits of it turn up in the pond? - A police officer's lot is not a happy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
dirty coppers like malone paid by jamie
poor vinny, hammered and robbed by real daddy
I have no doubt the poor lad will forgive him yet again.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Why is Cain worried about Jamie recording him. If he does a job on him and then takes his phone, what good will the phone be ?
I am confused. Does The Mandy Creature have the money for her salon or not ?
I thought Paul had sold his father's medals for her to have the money? I have missed a fair bit of Emmerdale this week though so not fully up to speed with what has gone onQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
paul stole dingle pot money won big so mandy got salon money afaikQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
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Originally Posted by Perdita
I don't think there were any medals, he just said that to explain where he got money. What's all this nonsense about Mandy relaunching the Salon, we have only ever seen about a couple of dozen people in the village, so where are all these new customers coming from.
Mandy is still treating Vinnie like he is nine instead of nineteen, is he supposed to get excited about jam butties, chese rolls and shell on eggs. It's like every time someone has pizza it's always seen as some sort of treat despite them having it frequently. "Shell on eggs" presumably means hard boiled eggs, I have never heard this before, is it a "Yorkshire thing"?