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Coronation Street SPOILER: Stephen Reid BURNS Leo Thompkins’ personal belongings after pushing him off a balcony and killing him
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Coronation Street viewers were shocked Monday night when they saw Leo Thompkins drop to death after a feud between him and Stephen Reid ended in tragedy.
When a scuffle ensued on the factory portal, Leo received a vicious blow to the head and was sent over the railings and fell into a trade container.
Stephen was then horrified by the sight of Leo’s lifeless body – and a horrific cover-up ensued with upcoming scenes of him burning his personal belongings.
Guilty: In upcoming Coronation Street scenes, Stephen Reid will burn Leo Thompkins’ personal belongings in an attempt to cover up his murder
Stephen flees from Weatherfield and starts a fire in a field as he throws Leo’s passport into the blazing flames.
On last night’s episode, Leo found out that Stephen was planning to cheat on his mother Audrey Roberts to solve his financial problems.
He had finally worked out Stephen’s sick plan for the hairdresser and that his money problems were much worse than he thought.
Intervention: In last night’s episode, Leo found out that Stephen was planning to cheat on his mother Audrey Roberts to solve his financial problems
He came to the conclusion that Stephen tried to appraise his mother’s property and have her sold so he could steal the equity and pay back his ex Gabrielle, from whom he had stolen money before fleeing.
When she confronted him and threatened to go to the police in the last episode, a fight broke out with Leo having his fatal accident.
It remains to be seen what’s next for Stephen and whether he could possibly be Corrie’s next big villain after the feud between the two men ended in tragedy.
Evidence: Stephen flees from Weatherfield and starts a fire in a field while throwing Leo’s passport into the blazing flames
Actor Todd Boyce, who plays the character suggested Subway in a recent interview, he seems to think so.
He said, ‘I think he’s capable of just killing more people. It’s like gambling, the further he is in it, the further he goes.
“An actor whose character had killed someone said, ‘Once you do one, you kind of get a taste of it,’ Todd joked.
Tragedy: Audrey’s Son Desperately Trying to Hide Evidence After Leo’s Death
Cover up: Stephen could potentially be the next villain on the street