Coronation Street spoilers: Roy murdered just as he was proven innocent? | Soaps

Roy Cropper (David Neilson) is confronted by a very angry Griff Reynolds (Michael Condron) in Coronation Street next week.

Griff was the leader of a far-right gang and was also responsible for manipulating Max (Paddy Beaver) to participate. While Max was part of the group, he met Lauren (Cait Fitton), who shared the extremist views because her father Reece was also a member.

As Griff is about to return to Weatherfield Prison, it becomes clear that he also believes Roy killed Lauren – and that he wants revenge.

In a special week of episodes where we finally find out who really killed Lauren, time is running out for Roy – while Griff makes his presence felt.

But at the beginning of the week the focus is on Nathan (Christopher Harper).

A very desperate Sarah (Tina O'Brien) arrives at the construction site with a hair bun from Lauren, but she is caught by Kit (Jacob Roberts), who forces Sarah to admit that she planned to plant the hair tie in Nathan's van. .

In Roy's prison cell, the book he was reading lies soaked in tea, with a broken spine. An accident? Far from it. It's a warning.

When Detective Swain (Vicky Myers) next visits Roy in his cell, she asks him point-blank if his fight with Carla (Alison King) has anything to do with Bobby's (Jack Carroll) statement.

While Bobby is arrested for perverting the course of justice, Nathan is arrested by Kit on suspicion of breaching his sexual harm prevention order.

Just as Swain tells Carla that Bobby's lies aren't helping anyone, Griff enters Roy's prison cell.

Midway through the week, while Dee-Dee (Channique Sterling-Brown) hopes Bobby's explanation will be enough to exonerate him, Griff orders cellmate Roscoe to lure Roy to the prison library.

Just as Roy returns, he is shocked when confronted with Griff – and he has a knife.

As Griff confronts Roy and demands he reveal where Lauren's body is, DS Swain and Kit interview Nathan, who is represented by Joel (Calum Lill).

Swain really puts Nathan on edge, commenting on his predilection for young girls and the fact that the woman who previously gave him an alibi has now changed her mind.

With Nathan confused we return to the cell. Roy still refuses to confess to the murder, so Griff holds the knife to his throat and orders Roy to say his last words.

Now that the truth about who killed Lauren is confirmed, will Griff take revenge and kill an innocent Roy?

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