After doubt is cast on Sonia Fowler's guilt, the residents of Walford vow to 'Save Our Sonia!'
Sonia is being held in prison on suspicion of Debbie’s murder While EastEnders fans know of Sonia Fowler’s innocence after being wrongfully jailed for the murder of Debbie Colwell, so far the residents of Walford have been less convinced. However, that is set to change next week, when a newspaper article prompts a change of heart for many locals.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next He has been determined to try and get Sonia out of jail, but has stopped short of confessing to his crime, as Walford locals have continued to gossip about Sonia’s guilt.
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