EastEnders fans ‘rumoured’ how Mick and the police will ‘crucifix’ Gray as the fallout begins

While little is known about how Gray Atkins’ story will end this week, the BBC has delivered an explosive conclusion to the serial killer.

EastEnders fans have theorized as to how Mick Carter can deliver the appearance of long-awaited killer Gray Atkins as Monday night’s drama kicks off an explosive week. explode.

Little is known yet about how Gray’s saga will end this week, but there’s plenty of anticipation from fans.

He is eventually arrested for his gruesome crimes, which has resulted in residents wanting revenge, with a street stunt in Albert Square being teased, but it remains to be seen if the police will catch him. keep up with Gray or he will meet a macabre end.

On Monday, DCI Arthurs asked Gray to come down to the station to discuss Tina’s death. He provided his DNA, but insisted he had no connection to the tragedy.

When Gray realizes the police have no evidence to link him to the crime, he refuses to cooperate further and walks away.

In later scenes, Mick and Shirley visit Gray, demanding to know why he was being questioned, only for Gray to pretend to grieve for Tina amid promises that he would help in any way he could. .

However, when Shirley reveals some crucial information – that the police are searching through CCTV footage for Tina’s killer – Gray realizes it’s time for his escape plot.

Later in the soap, when Whitney learns of Tina’s death, she tells Mick that she thinks Gray is responsible.

EastEnders fans took to Twitter to speculate on how Gray’s death could have happened this weekend – many will point to an important phone call Tina made to Mick before she passed away. .

One person wrote: “Mick really needs to check his phone and give it to the police. Tina’s text messages and call logs are still in his phone.”

Another noted: “Tina tried to call you Mick the night she died,” along with a string of crying emojis.

A third tweeted: “Did Mick ever hear the message Tina left him, that fateful night… if only she had called the police. It would have been recorded.”

As Mick notes that Gray was the last person to see Tina alive, many have suggested that this is another point where the police can now hold him, writing: “Mick exactly…Gray is the last one to be. both saw Tina & Chantelle alive…however, the police didn’t check and dig deeper at the time.”

Another tweeted: “Mick goes with your gut. Hold on to the doubt you have about Grey.”

When Shirley revealed evidence CCTV can work when the walls are close to Gray, one fan wrote: “CCTV and DNA will nail him!” and another tweeted: “Time ticks for Gray”

BBC reveal experts have revealed that the truth about Chantelle Atkins’ death at the hands of Gray came to light this week, shortly after Tina Carter’s body was discovered.

The Carters soon learn Gray was likely behind her death, while the residents remain unaware that Gray also killed Kush Kazemi.

A trailer for this week’s episodes promised plenty of drama, as some residents were searching for the killer around Walford.

As the police descend on the Square, a manhunt is underway – with more than one character embroiled in a duel with Grey.

New EastEnders revelations later this month reveal that Walford’s residents will be in for a shock, following dramatic scenes on the BBC channel.

This came when EastEnders’ Toby-Alexander Smith, who plays serial killer Grey, told Radio 2’s Zoe Ball that the BBC journey was “emotional”.

Reflecting on her exit, Toby said: “It’s really….we shot some stuff the other day and I actually feel pretty emotional talking out loud about this whole journey with you guys. being Gray because it’s been such a rollercoaster, to see it climax and to see it all come together, that has really affected me more than I thought.”