EastEnders spoilers: Murderer Eddie Knight’s new vile act against broken son George “EastEnders Spoilers: Murderer Eddie Knight’s Vile Act Against George” In this shocking new development on EastEnders, Eddie Knight takes his despicable behavior to a new level by targeting his own son, George. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, the murderous father is determined to keep his dark secrets hidden at any cost. Will George be able to escape his father’s clutches, or is he in more danger than ever before? Don’t miss a moment of the drama on EastEnders as Eddie Knight’s sinister actions come to light. Stay up to date with all the latest EastEnders spoilers and storylines by subscribing to our channel.
George Knight (Colin Salmon) was left heartbroken in recent EastEnders scenes when he discovered that adopted dad Eddie (Christopher Fairbank) had murdered his biological father Henry Kofi Asare in a racially motivated attack.
Eddie is now set to face trial for the murder, and was hoping that son George would stand as a character witness to strengthen his case – something which George recently told his family he was refusing to do.
However, in upcoming scenes, George is hit with quite a blow when he learns that no DNA matches have been found following his test, and there is no trace of his birth family.
After encouragement from Elaine Peacock and Cindy Beale (Harriet Thorpe and Michelle Collins), George reluctantly reveals the truth about his heritage to daughters Anna and Gina (Molly Rainford and Francesca Henry), and they are horrified to hear the truth about Eddie and the trial.
Following the trial, Elaine is left worrying about George, and joins forces with Cindy to try and keep him calm. However, the arrival of a visitor changes everything…EDDIE Knight faces a murder trial, years after killing his son George’s biological father.
In the midst of the ordeal, the EastEnders favourite is shaken as he receives an impromptu visit in the Queen Vic next week.
George Knight’s world was turned upside down when he found out his father Eddie had been accused of murder and needed his presence at the trial for a glowing character reference.
Recent scenes of the BBC One soap have led to the Knight family secrets to come undone and George (portrayed by Colin Salmon) not only found out Eddie (Christopher Fairbank) was a murderer but that he had also killed his biological father Henry.
Eddie slowly showed his true colours and his racist micro-aggressions culminated into him having an outburst against George in The Vic.
This prompted Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell) to reveal to George why Eddie killed Henry.
According to her, Henry wanted to take a teen George back with him to their family in Africa and Gloria refused to let go of her adopted child, thus begging Eddie to take action.
Coming up in Walford, Eddie’s murder trial begins as George continues to come to terms with his African heritage… but an unexpected visit may take him aback even further.
It’s Mother’s Day in Walford, and Cindy Beale (Michelle Collins) is excited about celebrating with her children Gina (Francesca Henry), Anna (Molly Rainford) and Peter Beale (Thomas Law) together for the first time.
However, at The Vic, George is struggling to cope, having been informed that no DNA matches have been found for him and there’s no trace of his birth family.
His fiancée Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe) and Cindy insist that the time has come for George to tell the girls the truth about his heritage before they head to Jamaica, and he reluctantly agrees.
Gina and Anna are horrified when George shares his story and are furious to discover the truth about Eddie and the trial.
Gloria later rings the pub after being coerced by Eddie into begging George to give a defence statement in court.
Later, George goes to see them and tells them to never contact him or the girls again.
But Eddie throws a spanner in the works and tells him that he’s got information about George’s birth mother.
There’s a catch – Eddie blackmails George and lets him know he will only hand it over if he gives him a character witness in court the following day.
George is in turmoil as he mulls over Eddie’s ultimatum, leaving Elaine and the Knight girls desperately worried for him.
EastEnders gives a huge shout out to The Bill as secret murder is revealed
Desperate for help, Elaine asks her solicitor grandson Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) to talk through the legal implications of giving the statement to help George make his mind up, but he’s still conflicted.
After a heart-to-heart with Linda Carter (Kellie Bright), George decides to trust his gut and heads to court where Gloria is distracted by the arrival of a mysterious woman.
George arrives at the court and takes the stand – but what will he say?
While this remains to be seen, things come to a head after the trial and George is at a low point.
In a surprise twist, Cindy joins forces with Elaine to try to make George calm down, for the girls’ sake.
Unfortunately, the arrival of a visitor at The Vic changes everything.
Who could it be?
Could George get more details about his biological family?
When Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell) then rings the pub, having been coerced by Eddie into begging George to give a witness statement, he heads to his parents’ flat to lay down the law.
Though he intends to warn them never to contact him of his girls again, he is left reeling when Eddie reveals that he has information on his birth mum.
However, he informs George that he will only share it if he stands up in court as Eddie’s character witness.
The ultimatum leaves George in turmoil, and Elaine and the Knights desperately concerned for him.
In a bid to help George make up his mind, Elaine calls in Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) for advice on the legal implications of George giving the statement, though the pub landlord remains conflicted.
Eventually, it is a heart to heart with Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) that encourages George to trust his gut, and he soon heads to court, where Gloria is distracted by the arrival of a mysterious woman.
When George arrives at the court, he takes the stand, but what will he
