The mystery surrounding Jodie Ramsey (Olivia Frances-Brown) deepens in Coronation Street as police discover traces of her blood in an abandoned car, leaving her family fearing the worst.
Jodie disappeared earlier this year after a showdown at the Platt home, where she was accidentally shot in the stomach by her sister Shona (Julia Goulding). She later vanished from the hospital, and while David (Jack P Shepherd) hoped the family wouldn't hear from her again, Shona has been worried.
Threatening Phone Call
In scenes airing soon, Shona learns a development about Jodie, but it's bad news. When Jodie's phone rings, Shona quickly answers it and her face drops. Later, when Shona and David discuss the threatening phone call, they wonder if Jodie orchestrated it herself.
Lily Platt (Grace Ashcroft-Gardner) leaps to Jodie's defence, unaware of just what her aunt was capable of. David and Shona tell Lily that Jodie wasn't the person she thought she was and did some terrible things. While Lily is given food for thought, it doesn't stop her going out of her mind with worry next week.
Police Discovery
In Coronation Street next week, due to the fact Corrie isn't airing on Thursday and Friday this week, the next trip to Weatherfield will be next Monday, November 16. At the start of the week, DS Lisa Connor-Swain (Vicky Myers) arrives at the Platt home and reveals that they've found an abandoned car with traces of Jodie's blood in the boot.
While David warns Shona that they need to prepare for the worst when it comes to Jodie, Lily learns from Doug – Jodie and Shona's dad – that something serious has happened to her aunt.
Lily's Guilt
Spiralling, Lily tells David that she received a text from Jodie a couple of days ago asking for help, and feels terrible because she didn't respond. David reassures Lily and says whatever has happened, it's not her fault. But that doesn't stop Lily from wanting to help Jodie.
Towards the end of next week, she suggests they hold a vigil for Jodie and post it online, hoping she will see it and get in touch. The question remains whether the family's plan will work, or if something awful has happened to her.
