Hollyoaks spoilers follow.
Hollyoaks killer Jez Blake has claimed another murder victim – but this time, he was caught out.
Earlier this month, it was confirmed that Jez, who already boasts a number of victims including Dilly Harcourt and Abe Fielding, was responsible for killing Dennis Savage.
Thrilled to have his granddaughter Tori back in his life, Dodger Savage remained desperate to find out how his cousin Dennis had died.
Viewers already know the truth after a picture of Dennis appeared in Jez's books of murder victims, and it looks like Dodger is getting closer to uncovering more clues.
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In today's episode, Jez was concerned to hear that Dodger planned to meet with Tori's former social worker, so he followed Dodger to the park to keep a close eye on things.
Clearly on edge, the social worker told Dodger that Dennis made a confession before his death, telling him he was being harassed by a member of the Blake family.
"Before Dennis disappeared he told me he was being harassed," the social worker said, adding: "It was someone in your family."
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After seeing a picture of Jez with Tori, the social worker became scared and when he spotted Jez looming in the shadows. He fled the park in fear, saying: "I shouldn't have said anything, it's probably not relevant."
Before he could get into his car and leave the village, Jez cornered him and silenced him for good. "You'll be pleased to know this isn't my first time," Jez said as he killed the social worker in an alleyway.
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Later, Donny told Mercedes McQueen that her son Bobby had hidden in the social worker's car and escaped the secure home, asking if she'd heard from him.
Finally, a blackmail letter was slid under the Blakes' door which read: "I saw what you did today. £10K or I will spill your secret."
Did someone see him kill the social worker?
Hollyoaks airs on Mondays-Wednesdays with its Channel 4 streaming premiere at 7am, then an E4 broadcast the same night at 7pm. Full episodes are also released on YouTube a week after their Channel 4 release.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
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