Note: This article contains spoilers from Australian-pace episodes of Home and Away, which some UK readers may prefer to avoid.
Home and Away has finally provided some possible answers over the mysterious disappearance of Leah Patterson-Baker.
The fan favourite, played by Ada Nicodemou, hasn't featured on screen in Australia since going missing in the build-up to the 2019 season finale episode. UK fans will see the story begin on Channel 5 soon.
Wednesday's episode on Channel 7 (February 12) in Australia delved deeper into the ongoing mystery, hinting that Leah may have been kidnapped.
The worrying possibility came to light after Leah's loved ones discovered that her online blog, which was shut down towards the end of last year, has been reactivated with some suspicious new posts.
Maggie Astoni, Roo Stewart, Justin Morgan and Tori Morgan were all concerned to spot that a deluge of anti-feminist posts had been uploaded online in Leah's name. With spelling errors and a toxic tone, it was clear that Leah wasn't responsible.
Although it's possible that Leah has been hacked, Justin came up with a worrying theory that she was forced to hand over the password after being kidnapped.
All of the latest evidence was passed straight over to the police, with Colby Thorne advising Leah's loved ones that they'd need to be patient rather than expecting instant results.
Despite this, impatient Justin became obsessed with checking the blog for new posts and clues, even suggesting leaving a comment to hurry things along.
Colby strongly advised against this, warning that it would tip off whoever was responsible and cause them to go underground.
Will Justin listen to Colby's advice, or will the temptation to take matters into his own hands prove impossible to resist?
Home and Away fans in the UK will see these scenes on Channel 5 in late March.
Digital Spy
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