Coronation Street fans all have the same complaint as Tracy Barlow confronts daughter Amy’s rapist
CORONATION Street fans are all complaining about Tracy Barlow after she confronted rapist Aaron tonight.
The killer florist – who is played by actress Kate Ford in the ITV soap – was furious after daughter Amy was told the police would be taking no further action against rapist Aaron.
Earlier the police woman shamed Amy for having sex in a club and asked her: “Did you often do that?”
She even brought up the meal that Amy and Aaron attended the next day as proof that no rape took place.
Amy was horrified saying: “You’re trying to make out that I’m the one in the wrong here.”
She left and went home devastated.
Later the detective visited Amy at home and broke the bad news to her.
She told her: “Having talked to Amy and Aaron, I’m afraid that it’s been in front of the CPS and basically with it being a case of Amy’s word against Aaron’s I’m afraid they’ve decided there just isn’t enough evidence to take this forward for prosecution.
“Therefore I have no option but to drop the case.”
“To stand a chance of getting a conviction the prosecution would have to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt and with the lack of evidence available,” she added.
“I know you’re disappointed but as I said Mrs McDonald, it’s Amy’s word against his and I’m afraid the court’s might struggle…
“I understand this isn’t the outcome you wanted Amy but if you wanted to talk to anyone, there are several agencies you could approach.”
Meanwhile after not killing Aaron in a shock move of self-control, Tracy decided to do something else.
She created a poster about the police not taking rape seriously, and even though Amy begged her not to, she put them up everywhere.
But fans are just furious she didn’t kill him like she did Charlie Stubbs.
One wrote: “Tracy is going to sort it her way.”
A second said: “Tracy tempted to clobber Aaron, Tracy style.”
Another added: “Aaron should be scared stiff of Tracy. She was inches away from killing him, if Steve hadn’t came in.”