EMMERDALE fans were left reeling at tonight's episode.



There was an all-out war between the Emmerdale cast tonight, as the Barton brothers turned on one another and viewers edged closer to finding out who killed Emma Barton.

In a desperate bid to take himself out ofthe frame, Adam Barton (Adam Thomas) took Emma's letter and hid it in Ross Barton's (Michael Parr) house.

Behind wife Victoria's (Isabel Hodgins) back, Adam then called the police to dob his half-brother to the police, only for a gobsmacked Victoria to chastise him.

"I didn't destroy the letter, did I?" he mumbled to a livid Victoria.



"I planted it at Ross and Pete's, and then I called the police and told them Ross did it.

"I had no choice," he continued as Victoria panicked. "Otherwise I'm going down."

However, Adam's plot was foiled when Victoria charged round Ross's and stole the letter, setting fire to it in front of a shocked Adam.

With Adam Thomas confirmed to be leaving the soap, will viewers see him sent down for Emma Barton's murder?


And is he innocent?

Emmerdale fans will find out who killed Emma in a double-bill on Thursday night.

While Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) is the bookies' favourite to have pushed the soap psycho over the viaduct, a host of characters from the Emmerdale cast are also under suspicion.

John Middleton, who played dementia sufferer Ashley Thomas in the soap, exclusively told Daily Star Online that he thought on-screen wife Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) could be responsible.


Laurel is looking more and more likely after lying about her whereabouts on the day Emma died.

"I'd like Laurel to have done it," John said. "Revenge for Emma torturing the love of her life!"

Thursday night’s episode will reveal exactly what happened as a series of flashbacks unveil Emma’s final moments.

Who is the real killer among the Emmerdale cast?

Emmerdale continues tomorrow at 7pm on ITV.

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