An intriguing episode of Emmerdale will air tonight that will reveal clues surrounding Rose Jackson’s (Christine Tremarco) vanishing.
Earlier this month, Rose suddenly and mysteriously disappeared after being caught out for accidentally spiking daughter Dawn amid her plot to tear apart Kim (Claire King) and Will (Dean Andrews).
Rose mysteriously vanished a few weeks ago (Picture: ITV)
During their revenge, Kim and Will dropped Rose on a remote country road and left her there.
A Home Farm Estate car then approached Rose moments later and before the episode ended, she was nowhere to be seen.
The scenes that aired afterwards made it look as though Kim or Will were responsible for Rose’s disappearance. Due to the fact neither are spilling any information about whether they were involved, it’s left the couple in a difficult place.
Last Friday, Dawn revealed that Evan was in need of a bone marrow transplant and that it was vital all of his family get tested – including Rose.
This left Will stressed, as he tried to make excuses as to why Rose had yet to be found.
Later, he sneakily pulled Rose’s phone from the Home Farm safe and listened to a voicemail from Dawn explaining the news about Evan. Feeling incredibly guilty, he sent a message from her phone telling Dawn that she would never be coming back.
This move comes back to bite Will in this new video, as he sits down with Dawn, who is troubled by the message.
We see a flashback of the moment Will sent that text. He has access to Rose’s phone but it’s still unclear as to whether he actually knows what’s happened to her.
Will tries to distract Dawn by saying there’s a chance someone in Billy’s family will be able to help Evan, but she’s extremely hurt Rose doesn’t want to help her little boy.
If Will knows the truth about Rose going missing, surely he should tell Dawn at this point?
Will this scene lead us to finally finding out what happened?
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
