Emmerdale airs huge Joe Tate update as suspects are issued a warning

Upon finding an unconscious Joe, bleeding and enveloped by shards of glass, Kim Tate (Claire King) felt a sense of relief when she confirmed that he was still alive. She promptly phoned for an ambulance.

Additionally, present was Joe’s half-brother, Noah Dingle (Jack Downham). He noticed someone running away from a nearby location.

In a different phrase, we can say that this individual, known as Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle), harbors significant resentment towards Joe due to two key factors: first, Joe’s affair with Dawn (Olivia Bromley), and second, Joe’s threat against their adopted daughter Clemmie Reed (Mabel Addison).

As the sun rose quickly, Dawn implored Joe to wake up, all the while whispers about Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) and Manpreet Sharma (Rebecca Sarker) acting suspiciously spread like wildfire through the village, right inside the Woolpack.

Later on, Kerry was spotted secretly stashing a puzzling object inside a drawer, contrary to her promise to son-in-law Matty Barton (Ash Palmisciano) that she hadn’t harmed Joe, who had allegedly caused the death of their cherished Amy (Natalie Ann Jamieson) in the tragic limousine accident.

Manpreet admitted to Liam Cavanagh, with a look of shock on his face, that she had secretly obtained a blood sample from Caleb Miligan and used it to confirm that Caleb’s kidney was compatible with Joe’s before it was harvested from him.

Caleb promptly informed Charity Dingle, played by Emma Atkins, that he and his spouse Ruby (Beth Cordingly) had a solid alibi during the time of Joe’s ‘incident’. However, it saddened him to learn that Joe was still alive.

It was revealed that Noah claimed to have spotted a person fleeing, while Kim pondered whether Noah himself could be implicated, considering Joe’s actions of spiking him during the fateful accident night. Meanwhile, both Charity and Noah expressed doubts about each other’s innocence, each firmly maintaining their own guilt-free stance.

In the meantime, Dawn was seated next to Clemmie, who wondered if Dawn had done something wrong. However, Dawn reassured the young girl instead.

Kim told Dawn she suspected Billy, and vowed to make the attacker pay.

Jimmy King, portrayed by Nick Miles, was taken aback when he learned another man had been shoved through a Home Farm window. As Caleb contemplated, it seemed possible that Jimmy’s public account of his father Tom King Senior’s (Kenneth Farrington) murder might have provided the inspiration for this act!

It came to light that Joe suffered a broken pelvis and required a scan. However, his health situation worsened as he started bleeding in the brain, leading to him being placed in a medically-induced coma.

At The Woolpack, the police showed up and passed their judgment on Joe’s family members who were having drinks, given the current circumstances.

If Joe hadn’t survived, the suspect might face a murder charge, serving as a warning to those who held grudges against Joe.

However, some characters acted strangely. Who among them pushed Joe through the window, and will he survive to unveil the culprit behind this act?