Bernie Taylor makes shocking discovery about brother Keanu’s murder in EastEnders
BERNIE Taylor is about to make a shocking discovery about the death of her brother.
Previously on EastEnders, it was revealed that Linda (Kellie Bright) was the killer in the highly anticipated Christmas Day special.
The former landlady of the Queen Vic stabbed Keanu (Danny Walters) with a meat thermometer in defence of Sharon (Letitia Dean).
His murder has been covered up by the other members of ‘The Six’, which include Stacey (Lacey Turner), Kathy (Gillian Taylforth), Denise (Diane Parish), and Suki (Balvinder Sopal).
Stacey previously framed Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo), when she planted the murder weapon in his flat.
Police arrested him after they thought he was fleeing justice, when he made plans to go to America with his ailing daughter Jade (Elizabeth Green).
They later charged him with Keanu’s murder, and he has since been disowned by his daughter.
However, it seems that more residents could be on the trail of the real killer as Dean’s plea hearing is coming up.
Bernie is still devastated after her brother’s body was found underneath the cafe.
But she is about to make a shocking discovery as Linda is struggling to cope.
Jack Branning (Scott Maslen) reveals to her that he cannot attend Dean’s hearing in front of the judge.
He is fully aware of the plot and has helped the Six to cover their tracks to the rest of Walford.
But Bernie’s attentions are soon diverted to Linda who will act purposely evasive with her neighbour.
Will she find out the truth behind the death of her brother?
EastEnders airs on BBC One and BBC Iplayer.
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