From TV Week magazine:
SPOILER ALERT!!
"Grave mistake.
Finn's reign of terror leads to another death this week.
After his memories of the cliff-face showdown with Susan and Elly came flooding back, Finn is hell bent on revenge. Susan discovers Finn has baby Aster hidden in his car. He abducts both of them and drives to an isolated cabin, where he holds them captive. Susan searches for a way to escape, as Finn is outside digging her grave.
Elly miraculously tracks them down, saves Aster and frees Susan who is rigid with fear. Elly is fuelled by adrenaline and the need to confront Finn. Susan begs her not to go but it all happens so quickly. But little does Elly know that Finn has already dug a grave. Only two of them will walk away alive."
And this is from an earlier The Metro newsletter:
"Will Susan die in Neighbours as Finn strikes?
Is Susan Kennedy, everyone's favourite soap mum, set to meet her maker as one of the three huge deaths hitting Neighbours as part of the big 35th Anniversary?
If evil Finn Kelly has his way it would seem so and he has a deeply disturbing plan for her too.
In the wake of the island tragedy, the rest of the Neighbours are unaware of what’s happened to their loved ones. Not everyone will survive the fateful trip to celebrate Elly's big day, and it looks like not everyone back home will make it either - starting with Susan.
We always knew the 35th anniversary was going to send huge shock waves through Erinsborough, could they be that big that we see dear old Suze shuffled off this mortal coil? What is Karl with out Susan? It's like salt without pepper, chips without mayo, Nutella without eating it straight out of the jar. It’s just not right.
In a very special two-hander episode, Finn arrives back in town and tells Susan that Bea has gone to a cabin in the Snowy Mountains to try and get over their painful breakup and that she needs her. He offers to take her up there and, being kindhearted Susan, she readily agrees, happy to do anything to help her niece.
But she realises something is seriously amiss when she sees Aster is in the car, and quick-thinking Susan knows that whatever she says and does next, her life depends on it.
She's not wrong because at the cabin, things escalate quickly and Susan finds herself in a very serious hostage situation, trapped inside the cabin. Finn has a terrible plan for Susan and she knows it, so while he busies himself outside she tries to make a break for it, but Finn catches her.
It's a real shame because what she doesn't realise is that he's busy outside digging her grave - he may well be planning on burying her alive, and with no one knowing where she is, there's no one around to save her. Is this it for Susan?"
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