Emmerdale killer makes shock confession leaving village horrified

EMMERDALE’S newest killer has finally confessed to causing Heath Hope’s death.

The teenager died during a joyride with his twin sister Cathy and friend Angelica King.

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Angelica has finally confessed to killing Heath Hope[/caption]

Cathy had originally been driving but switched with Angelica after they moaned she wasn’t going fast enough – but until tonight everyone had been blaming Cathy.

In tonight’s episode things finally got too much for Angel and she ignored her parent’s plan to frame Cathy.

Affter a run-in with Bob where his friend broke down utterly devastated, Jimmy began to have second thoughts.

And as he spoke to Nicola about how none of the Hope family would recover from this, it became clear Angel was listening on the stairs.

She rushed downstairs and out of the door with her parents in hot pursuit.

Bursting into the B&B, Angel told Bob and Liam: “I need to tell you something.

“Cathy was telling the truth. I’ve been lying, I don’t want to keep lying. It wasn’t Cathy driving, it was me.”

She added: “I never meant for this to happen, it was an accident. I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean to, I didn’t want any of this to happen.”

But Bob was horrified: “You killed my boy and let Cathy take the blame. What’s sorry going to do you stupid girl?”

Brenda then told them it was not going to be alright, despite Nicola trying to reassure her daughter.

And as the row grew, Cathy returned home to discover she had finally been vindicated.

But she rushed out as soon as she arrived as Bob called the police to report Angelica.

Later Bob tracked Cathy down at the cafe and tried to apologise to her.

“I don’t want to fight anymore, please can we just stop fighting,” she said.

At the police station, Angelica tried to confess but Nicola kept interrupting trying to stop her.

But when the police revealed they had forensic evidence proving Angel was in the driving seat, she gave up.

The teenager was finally arrested and now faces a possible three years in prison.