Carla pays an unexpected visit to prison in new Corrie spoiler video
Carla Connor (Alison King) heads into the lions den in this new video, as she visits Logan Radcliffe (Harry Lowbridge) in prison to seek answers.
Harry Lowbridge returns to screens as vicious thug Logan Radcliffe for the first time since being visited by Betsy Swain (Sydney Martin) back in June.
Carla, worried about the state of her girlfriend, DS Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers) pays him a visit, hoping that she can put an end to the mystery over Becky and her potential corruption to bed, once and for all.
After previously being caught out planning a visit to the prison by Michael Bailey (Ryan Russell) and later changing her mind, Lisa's further struggles prompt her to follow through with her original plan…
When Lisa skips therapy, instead opting to spend the day at Becky's grave on the day before what would have been their anniversary, Carla's worries continue to grow. More Trending
Seeing the toll that the mystery surrounding Becky's death is taking on her girlfriend, Carla takes action.
As Lisa undertakes her own investigation, she follows through with sending the visiting order, before heading to the prison to see Logan…
As seen in the video, a game of cat and mouse quickly ensues as Logan and Carla go head to head, but his ears prick up when Carla mentions a cash incentive for any information he may have.
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Just what will the truth cost Carla? And will it save a rapidly spiralling Lisa? Was Becky corrupt? Nah, she was clean as a whistle...
Corrupt, bent, dodgy all at the same time...
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