The photos below show Tracy being escorted out of the pub where many of the interested parties gather to watch though oddly none of the families of the ones that died in the fire. I wonder if that's significant? We'll know what happens by the end of next week.
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Don't send her down it won't be same with out Tracy
ReplyDeleteDon't send Tracy down it won't be same with out her !!
ReplyDeleteNO don't send Tracy down it won't be same with out her
ReplyDeleteIt was an accident but Tracy did break in to Carla's and took an action that led to 2 deaths. I doubt it will stick to Tracy's Teflon but I wonder how suddenly savvy Amy will react to the realization that the terrifying night was caused by her own mother who then lied about it for months. If 7 year old Max knows right from wrong, hmmmm...
ReplyDeleteYay!
ReplyDeleteIsn't Zeedan in the рhotos? He's a family member,right?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Robert called the рolice, but I could be wrong
ReplyDeleteIsn't Kal's son Zeedan shown in the third photo?
ReplyDeleteI think Zeedan is standing next to Carla.
ReplyDeleteJudging by the expression on Nick's face, I think he is the one who calls the police.
I should think the most the police could charge Tracy with, anyway, is trespass.I agree that it's probably Amy who dishes out Tracy's real punishment. She might start to remember more about what happened that night. I still think she may have smelt her mother's perfume in the flat. The flat door opening was maybe what woke Amy up and, once awake, she needed the loo. How interesting it would be if Amy decides she can't live with her mother and insists on living with Steve.
ReplyDeleteThe problem I have with the idea of Amy moving in with Steve is that her scenes with Tracy are so much fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteArson is a serious offence. She should be charged with more than trespass. And anyway, does she not have some conditions about her release for the murder of Charlie Stubbs? In the real world they would throw the book at her (preferably the Encyclopedia Brittanica, all volumes. Hard bound.)
ReplyDeleteTracy will probably be charged with breaking and entering or trespass.
ReplyDeleteThe police tend to lay a the highest charge and work it down as more or less evidence appears to support the case. No doubt Tracy will initially be charged with something related to attempted murder. It's the intention element of any case that is the hardest to prove, so no doubt that will become the main issue of her courtroom saga - did she just intend to trespass and there was an accident, or did she intentionally engage in arson to burn down Carla's flat and kill her in the process? Let us just pray it is all over soon.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous 7:54 Tim is there too, isn't he? He's Maddie's family, sort of.
ReplyDeleteI don't think this fire storyline has worked at all.
ReplyDeleteAs Kate Ford is not being written out, I think we can all surmise that Tracy will get away with it again. What I want to know is Robert with the dyed hair going to dob her in, after he expressed his love and loyality as well!
ReplyDeleteTracey's conviction for murdering Charlie was quashed due to some unexplained miscarriage of justice. The Crown didn't try her again so, no, she won't have any parole conditions.
ReplyDeleteBut there is not a shred of evidence to prove that this was murder or even manslaughter. It was an accident.
I'm not sure how the new Tracey is going to fare once she's found out though. Not much chance for redemption when everyone hates you even more than they did before.
Hope they lock her up and throw the key way. She is such an evil cow and this storyline has been going on for far too long now.
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