Emmerdale’s Meena Jutla ‘no chance of escape’ as writers celebrate ‘witch is gone’

Emmerdale’s serial killer Meena Jutla cried as she finally faced punishment for her murder on the ITV soap and was sentenced to 75 years in prison

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Emmerdale: Meena ‘no chance of escape’ ‘expert says

Emmerdale fans got to see serial killer Meena Jutla for the last time on ITV, with any chance of her escaping a life sentence in prison.

The ITV drama aired at a time when viewers waited on Monday night, when the murderous nurse was sentenced to life in prison.

Meena’s final scenes see her cry as she finally faces punishment for three of the murders she committed, giving justice to Ben Tucker, Leanna Cavanagh and Andrea Tate.

The judge sentenced her to a total of at least 75 years and Meena was told that she would never be allowed out.

Surprised that she won’t be able to escape her crimes as each verdict is revealed, she suddenly looks scared as she realizes that there is no way out, and everyone has seen through her actions. she.

Meena cried as she was dragged away by a prison officer and taken to her cell, as she begged her sister Manpreet Sharma to help her.

Her final scenes see her sobbing in her bed, begging those in prison not to forgive her.

This Morning Soap Expert Sharon Marshall was on Tuesday’s show to showcase the latest gossip from soap land with hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby as they back from the Easter break.

Turning to Emmerdale, Sharon confirmed that Monday’s scenes were the long-awaited “end of Meena,” with no hope of a Shawshank-style runner.

“There won’t be a prison break or anything,” she said. It is over.”

She then added, “The script said ‘Ding, dong, the witch is gone’. She was locked up for 75 years and had no chance to get out.”

Moving on to other Dales storylines, Sharon added: “Besides, we have a very serious story about Marlon and his recovery from his stroke.

“Rhona is feeling guilty. She has kids, she has a job, she’s trying to take care of him and bring him home. Her life has completely changed and she is asking why not others? ”

As Meena’s sentencing began Monday night, the rampaging killer tried to put the proceedings on hold because she realized no one was there to witness it, after Dear people who were killed decided to miss the hearing.

Manpreet finally came in silence, and watched as his sister knew of his fate.

Meena watched angrily as the judge told her, “Meena Jutla, you have been found guilty by the jury of the murders of Leanna Cavanagh, Andrea Tate and Ben Tucker.

“Your intention was to kill and you succeeded. You have killed each of them in the most unexpected and terrifying ways. Now we have to convict you for those murders.”

He continued: “Leanna Cavanagh, Andrea Tate and Ben Tucker are bluff victims who simply unfortunately get in your way. A beloved daughter, a beloved mother and a beloved son were killed carelessly by him.

“I don’t see you having real regrets, you’re a manipulative person. You told many lies and blame to try to save your own skin. “

Calling her “malignant”, he added: “As witnessed in this same courtroom, where you took us hostage just days ago, in a desperate last-ditch attempt to feel important. You failed. You wished to leave a legacy… that was forgotten.”

Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7:30 p.m. on ITV.

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