March 3rd 2024.
In the upcoming scenes of Coronation Street, things are about to take a dark turn for Roy Cropper. The beloved character, played by Vicky Myers, is set to be arrested for the murder of Lauren Bolton. It has been a couple of weeks since Lauren went missing and Roy was the last person to have seen her alive.
As the investigation unfolds, Evelyn Plummer reveals that Lauren's flat will have to be let go due to her landlord discovering that she was subletting. To make matters worse, Roy agrees to take charge of cleaning up the flat, only to be caught by Bobby Crawford, who finds his behavior suspicious.
Detective Sergeant Lisa Swain is put on the case and a conversation with Bobby raises suspicions about Roy's involvement in Lauren's murder. Vicky Myers, who plays DS Swain, explains that Roy becomes a person of interest due to certain elements of their conversation. However, when she interviews Roy, she is taken aback by his honesty and vulnerability, making her question if he is too good to be true.
Viewers know that Roy offered Lauren a job and helped her find a place to live out of the goodness of his heart, but DS Swain doesn't see it that way. She starts to question if someone would really be so generous to a person who has committed such a heinous act.
As part of their investigation, DS Swain and Craig Tinker go to Lauren's flat and what they find there is shocking. The curtains have blood stains, and after further investigation, it is revealed to be human tissue. This only adds to the mounting evidence against Roy.
Unfortunately for Roy, his previous attempt to clean up Evelyn's flat doesn't bode well for him. Despite the residents of Weatherfield having a high opinion of him, DS Swain is only interested in the facts, and they are not in Roy's favor. Vicky explains that DS Swain doesn't know Roy and she doesn't care about him. She is focused on getting to the truth and bringing justice for Lauren.
Despite the evidence pointing towards Roy, DS Swain is still uncomfortable with the idea of arresting him. However, she knows that it is her job to gather all the evidence and present it to the court. She takes her job seriously and will not let anyone's opinion of Roy sway her decision.
As the case becomes a murder enquiry, DS Swain is left with no choice but to arrest Roy. She knows that the evidence against him is strong, but it doesn't make her job any easier. She is determined to do her job and see that justice is served for Lauren, no matter what anyone else may say about Roy. The question remains, is Roy really guilty, or is there more to this case than meets the eye?
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