Emmerdale fans ‘work out' what Kerry is hiding about the night Joe was pushed
Last week in Emmerdale, after Joe Tate (Ned Porteous) was pushed out of a window, multiple residents were acting strangely.
There was Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle), who ran from Home Farm, Noah Dingle (Jack Downham) was looming around the building, and Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) legged it out the front door and rushed back to Eric Pollard's (Chris Chittell).
While fans of the ITV soap set about wondering who attacked Joe, it was Kerry who caused quite a lot of suspicion for them, as it was more or less confirmed she had something else on her mind rather than worrying about a cover story.
Back at Eric's, Kerry was seen stuffing something into a drawer after presumably stealing it from Home Farm.
We don't know what the item is at the moment, but some audience members have seemingly worked out what she's hiding.
On a Facebook page for Emmerdale fans, plenty are wondering if Kerry was in possession of some drugs the day of the party. 'All I could see was Kerry put something in a drawer that seemed to be a tissue, so I have a feeling it's drugs', one user said. More Trending
'Yeah maybe she took drugs after finding out about Amy', another pondered.
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The party last week was the location of Joe's secrets being exposed in front of everyone, including the fact he drugged Noah back in February.
This left Matty Barton (Ash Palmisciano) and Kerry attempting to deal with the fact Joe is the reason Amy, Suzy and Leyla are dead. If Kerry spiralled as a result of the shock, did she purchase drugs to try and numb how she was feeling?
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Is a whole new storyline about to begin for her?
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