Trina kills Rory! Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) wants nothing more than to be worry free in regard to her family, especially her daughter Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Portia is going to great lengths to conceal what she and Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) already know. Portia is well aware of the possibility that Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) is Trina’s father. She accidentally let Curtis’s ex Jordan in on her little secret while they were hanging on for dear life. Portia’s recent behavior makes it seem like she’s in denial. GH rumors hint she lied about Curtis’s genetic testing when she read the results. By claiming Curtis doesn’t have the genetic marker for schizophrenia, she’s convincing herself there is no chance Trina could carry the marker.
GH rumors speculate Curtis is Trina’s father and she’s at risk for inheriting schizophrenia from Marshall Ashford (Robert Gossett). Portia is doing all she can to keep her own secret, however, unforeseen circumstances detail her plans.
GH spoilers and rumors claim Trina’s boyfriend Rory Cabrera (Michael Blake Kruse) is the hook killer. Trina is in extreme danger every time she’s alone with him. One thing leads to another and Rory reveals himself as the hook killer. Consequently, Trina kills Rory in defense! Is it self defense, or, is she about to save a life other than her own? Now that Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) is out of Pentonville, it’s likely he will be roped into this upcoming storyline. Will Trina finally choose Spencer over Rory?
Portia worries that Trina’s troubles won’t end when the threat is over. The traumatic event serves as a potential trigger since Trina is at risk for inheriting schizophrenia. Trauma can initiate the onset of the disorder, causing mental illness for Trina and exposing Portia’s secret.
Victor frames Anna! Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) has a specific agenda. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) won’t rest until she figures out his plans and why.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Victor’s devious plan to get Anna out of the way is even more sinister than simply having her eliminated. GH recaps recall Anna initially recruited Lucy to assist in her plan. She and Valentin had hoped Lucy could distract Victor enough for him to become careless.
However, once the risk to Lucy became to great, Anna retracted her request for Lucy to carry out this mission. Lucy was offended by Anna’s lack of faith in her but Anna was truly worried for her friend’s safety.
As it turns out, Anna was right. General Hospital rumors suggest Lucy’s involvement with Victor could cost her her life. GH spoilers claim Victor carried out his plan to get Anna out of Valentin’s life and out of the way. Instead of having Anna killed, Victor chose a more unpredictable route.
GH rumors hint Victor frames Anna for the shooting of Lucy Coe. Johann Bauer (Max Decker) snuck into Anna’s and stole her gun. If we had to guess, it looks as though Anna’s gun was used shoot Lucy. The cosmetics company mogul seemed to know the face of her shooter as she pleaded for them not to do it.
Will Anna take the fall when authorities find out her gun was used to shoot Lucy?
Spencer breaks out of Pentonville and saves Trina from Rory?! Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) blew it big time when he took the side of his crazy girlfriend, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). The young Cassadine took her side over his loyal and true friend, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali).
Spencer quickly realized that Esme was the one who recorded his friends Cameron Webber (William Lipton) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), but he had to pretend to believe Esme over Trina.
General Hospital recaps recall Spencer had lead everyone to believe that he turned his back on the one person who stuck by him, and even lied for him. Trina was the definition of a true friend until she couldn’t compromise herself any longer. Cameron was the only friend that was let in on his secret plan to catch Esme slipping up. Josslyn resented Spencer for turning on Trina. She knew damn well that Esme framed Trina and couldn’t believe Spencer couldn’t see it
When it didn’t work, Spencer testified at Trina’s trial, and admitted he was her alibi. The only way he could have been at the cemetery at the same time as Trina is if he broke out of Springridge. Spencer’s admission to being her alibi cost him his freedom. He told the courtroom that he broke out of Springridge to visit his mother, Courtney Matthews’ (Alicia Leigh Willis) grave and was then sentenced to three months in Pentonville.
General Hospital rumors hint that history repeats itself. In an act of selflessness, Spencer breaks out of Pentonville and saves Trina from Rory. He risks his own freedom again to come through for his friend. Recent GH spoilers and rumors hint that Rory will kidnap Trina by luring her out of Port Charles. GH rumors speculate he is working with ADA Arden in the mysterious hook killings around PC.
Breakdown of the General Hospital Hook Killer and Victims: It’s coming down to the wire here as the fourth victim just encountered the wrath of a psycho killer with a hook.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that the killer has her focus on Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali), harming those who helped her achieve a non guilty verdict when on trial for committing a crime of revenge porn against her own best friends.
Here’s why the hook killer has gone after each victim thus far:
We have provided a breakdown of the General Hospital hook killer and victims. We will begin with Ava Jerome (Maura West). Ava is like a second mother to Trina and she stood by her while facing the court. She was one of the young woman’s biggest supporters, and judge of character since Trina had been working for Ava in her gallery. Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) is also a big supporter of Trina. Serving as her Defense Attorney, she worked tirelessly to prove Trina’s innocence. Oz Haggerty was a key element in Trina’s exoneration as he was the one to testify that Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) was indeed the one who purchased the burner phone, not Trina. Now there’s Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor). You may be wondering how Brando fits into all of this. There’s an easy explanation. Brando wasn’t the intended target. The hook was meant for Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Trina’s best friend AND victim. The revenge porn victim herself [Joss] stated that Trina was innocent. If anyone would want justice to be served, it would be Josslyn, the victim. Brando followed as Josslyn went after Dex Heller (Evan Hofer), and happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. Brando likely saw the killer, making the only reason he was attacked was because he got in the way.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have a very strong sense that the Port Charles hook killer isn’t going to be a main character. We come to a certain logic regarding the killer, believing that once they are exposed, there’s really no turning back. Most likely the killer will either be killed or shipped off to Pentonville for life in prison. Since there has not been any General Hospital news reports relating to another main character exit, it brings our focus to a less relevant role on General Hospital.
General Hospital recaps recall Trina’s mom, Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) raising concerns regarding racism toward her daughter. She wondered aloud if her daughter was being targeted due to the color of her skin. Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) had been fighting against racism throughout the judicial system. She began working with the D.A.‘s office but was turned off by witnessing blatant racism. Molly was supposed handle Trina’s trial, but she was pushed out of the way when the D.A.’s office got wind of Molly’s thought on Trina’s innocence.
It’s unlikely that the writers would briefly touch on Portia’s concern with racism to then just stop the topic without any storyline development. Here’s where the hook killer comes in. Since we believe the killer will not be a main character, it has lead to new General Hospital rumors, speculating the killer could have it out for Trina, and the motive being racial discrimination. One person who comes to mind would be a disgruntled Assistant District Attorney. After pushing her agenda to make an example out of Trina, along with all the support in Trina’s favor, A.D.A. Arden (Jennifer Field) lost her case in court while attempting to prosecute Trina Robinson for a crime she didn’t commit. These events plus the injustices witnessed within the D.A.’s office, is a perfect equation that equals a reason for A.D.A Arden to be the hook killer.
You don’t want to miss a thing as the drama and suspense continues on General Hospital.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) has a lot of enemies but something tells us that her attacker is interested in her and her alone.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the search is ongoing for the person who did this to Ava. While it may seem like Ava was personally targeted, that may be so, but that doesn’t mean the attacks will remain isolated to one woman.
GH rumors suggest that the attacker has it out for more than one Port Charles resident, and soon will strike again! Could it be someone who is against the entire Cassadine family, making any one of them the next potential victim? Or is this a random act of violence perpetrated by some psycho who just wants to get their thrills from harming anyone who is in the wrong place at the wrong time?
If Ava isn’t the only victim, who will be next?!
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