The following article contains spoilers from an episode of Emmerdale that hasn’t aired on ITV1 yet, but can be viewed on ITVX.
Tracy Shankley (Amy Walsh) and Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) are in the middle of an intense back and forth in Emmerdale, as they continue to believe the other person murdered Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter).
On Monday, Cain opened up to John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth), Nate’s actual murderer, and said that he really wants to grieve for his son, but Tracy’s ongoing theory that he’s a killer is getting in his way.
Feeling the tiniest bit sorry for him, John decided to form a plan, and it involved framing Tracy.
The police arrived at her house first thing and announced they had a warrant to search the premises. As Tracy’s home was turned upside down, the police then made an alarming discovery.
Hiding in Frankie’s playhouse was Nate’s phone. The detective in charge already knows that Nate’s phone has been switched on near the village, suggesting the person who killed him lives there.
This certainly didn’t look good. In order to officially question Tracy, the detective took her to the station.
There, Tracy protested her innocence and grew increasingly frustrated at the fact she wasn’t listened to. When the detective in charge then learnt about Tracy using a credit card in Nate’s name, she suggested that she killed her partner with a plan to profit from it afterwards.
Tracy was horrified. Without any official confirmation she had anything to do with Nate’s death though, she was sent home.
When she got there, Tracy quickly found Cain. She currently believes that he killed Nate, whereas Cain thinks that she did.
With both parties being wrong though, how long will it take until they learn the truth?
