Emmerdale - Current Episode Discussion - III

[lizann]

why did any of the police not see the dead girl first and know it wasn't the missing girl they are looking for

[lizann]

dawn said will's post mortem autopsy results would be back

[Son of Cain]

Affair between Dawn and Joe?

[lizann]

Affair between Dawn and Joe?

she might do anything to see who killed her dad even though he died naturally

[Dennis tanner]

Affair between Dawn and Joe?

Of course

[lizann]

i dont see the point of dawn and her brood staying around

[ccahill2]

Even with the video, if the coroner said it was natural causes, you'd think that he had an unsubstantiated fear.

If she opens a big mouth to Kim, like when she was sure that Kim was the one who poisoned her, I hope that Kim kicks her out this time rather than leaving herself.

[Dennis tanner]

i dont see the point of dawn and her brood staying around

No bills to pay. They live free

[Son of Cain]

When Will died I hoped that his fued with Kim would died with him, but no, it has now fallen to Dawn to assume the mantle of carrying it on. How did Will know that Dawn would ever receive the flash drive, he did not seem to take any definite steps to ensure she would? Leaving it in the haulage office and just hoping it would find it's way to her seems a bit careless, what if it had just been left there lying in a drawer, or Jimmy had binned it? I do hope he has added a date when he recorded it as we do not know if it was before or after the "grave incident" or if he really was back in love with Kim, nor do I care. I am hoping Dawn suffers a similar fate as Will, so the whole silly story can be forgotten about. Of course it won't be.

[Son of Cain]

Even with the video, if the coroner said it was natural causes, you'd think that he had an unsubstantiated fear.

If she opens a big mouth to Kim, like when she was sure that Kim was the one who poisoned her, I hope that Kim kicks her out this time rather than leaving herself.

I think potassium in some form can be used to cause a heart attack, but I am not sure if would still be present in the body at the post mortem.