Emmerdale was hit with another tragedy on Tuesday's visit to the dales, when one character sadly lost their life - but fans are convinced foul play could be afoot
Emmerdale fans were convinced foul play was afoot on Tuesday’s visit to the village, when former thief Victor Anderson was accused of stealing Manpreet’s necklace.
Immediately, Manpreet and Jai presumed the worst and later phoned the police to report the theft, but fans at home weren’t convinced Victor could be the culprit, with many fans pointing the finger at Victor’s son Charles Anderson instead. A second agreed adding: “I don't know if Victor has been set up or not, but I'd have set him up just to get rid of him.”
Although it has yet to be confirmed if Charles was behind the theft, he appeared to get his wish to say goodbye to his father, after the reformed criminal was later found dead in the church!
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