Emmerdale sets up killer John Sugden’s latest Nate scheme in ITVX release

As I delve into this gripping drama, I find myself compelled to discuss a twist that has left viewers on the edge of their seats. With the shocking discovery of Nate Robinson’s (Jurell Carter) lifeless body, the spotlight has now fallen upon Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley). His daughter-in-law, Tracy (Amy Walsh), has cast a shadow over him, pointing an accusing finger in his direction. The suspense is palpable as we await the unfolding of this intricate storyline.

On the 9th of June, Monday, Sam Dingle, known as James Hooton, firmly maintains Cain’s innocence and instructs Tracy to cease her actions, whereas John receives a summons for a police interview since he was the one who last encountered Nate.

Viewers are well aware that John accidentally killed Nate and disposed of his body in the lake.

At the train station, I find myself concealing my true feelings, all the while aiming to alleviate my husband Aaron Dingle’s (played by Danny Miller) concerns, as I subtly shield Cain through my answers.

In the village later, Cain wonders if Tracy is deflecting with her accusations towards him.

Tracy finds herself taken aback as Cain and the Dingles seem to scrutinize her intensely, wondering if there might be some truth to the idea that she could have been responsible for Nate’s demise.

Despite the police continuing to investigate him, Cain becomes increasingly anxious because he worries about being falsely accused and imprisoned for a crime he didn’t actually commit. At the same time, he mourns deeply over his son who grew up without his presence.

In a comforting manner, John soothes Cain and promises that the authorities will soon focus their attention elsewhere. It is then that John devises a strategy.

As Tracy is set to be next on the police’s radar, is John about to frame her?