Coronation Street: Billy Mayhew revealed to be a secret killer!
The Weatherfield vicar will admit to being responsible for Susan Barlow's death
Coronation Street vicar Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) is to admit that he played a part in the death of Susan Barlow.
Susan - who was killed off back in 2001 - met her maker in a car accident while fleeing with son Adam from Mike Baldwin.
Now, a shock new storyline looks set to see Billy reveal that he feels responsible of her untimely demise.
A show source commented to the Sun: “For 16 years, Billy's been wracked by guilt knowing that he killed Susan, and finally things come to a head as he reveals to Todd he caused the accident when she died.
“It’s heartbreaking for him, and he tells how he now has to suffer the agony of living alongside the family he caused so much pain to all those years ago. It's going to be a huge story this Christmas."
Coronation Street does not comment on plotline leaks, although viewers will no doubt now be wondering whether word will reach the ears of Adam, who is currently working as a solicitor alongside Todd.
The Corrie storyline also has echoes of a current drama on C4's Hollyoaks that has seen Milo Entwistle revealed to be responsible for the deaths of Gordon and Helen Cunningham in a car crash 13 years ago.
You can watch a 60-second rundown of next week's episodes of Coronation Street below
And visit our dedicated Coronation Street page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers.
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