
When Charlie heard that his ex, Shelley, was leaving the Weatherfield to run a pub in Derbyshire, he decided to seduce her, just to prove that he could. Shelley told Tracy what had happened and then, disgusted at herself for what she’d done, took it back, saying she’d lied. But when Shelley returned later it was clear she was pregnant and it was obvious who the father was. Tracy forgave Charlie but his attentions soon turned to Maria Sutherland. She had moved into his old flat when he’d bought no. 6 and he was always finding excuses to visit her even sneaking in when she was out to sabotage things in the flat so that she would call him in to fix them.

Tracy was charged with murder, and planned to call as witnesses Claire, Deirdre, and David Platt, who told her he'd seen what she'd done, and would tell the truth unless she had sex with him. Tracy agreed, but strung him along during the trial. Deirdre told Tracy she had questions about Tracy's innocence, but would lie for her in court. Tracy then confessed her entire plan to a horrified Deidre. During the trial, the prosecutor managed to discredit Claire due to her mental illness, and tore David apart. Meanwhile, Deidre had a panic attack during her testimony and was less than convincing. With Tracy's defense in shambles, she was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum tariff of 15 years.
Also in 2007: Sarah Platt and Jason Grimshaw get married; Paul Connor dies in a car crash; David tries to sabotage his sister’s wedding; David drives into the canal; Sarah moves to Milan; Harry and Dan Mason buy bookies; the Morton family arrive; Casey Carswell abducts Freddie Peacock; Bruce Jones is sacked for giving away plotlines; Steve MacDonald and Eileen Grimshaw go to Malta on holiday; Liz MacDonald and Vernon Tomlin get married.
2 comments:
Oh how I LOVED that David put You & Me by The Wannadies on in the car before he drove it into the canal - the same song Richard put on! I remember thinking at the time what a stroke of genius that was.
Still reading these, Sunny Jim! Reminding me of little things I'd forgotten like Harry & Dan at the bookies and oh gawd, the Mortons! Good run-up to the 50th!
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