It seemed like Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) was able to talk Cameron Webber (William Lipton) down when he was dead set on making Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) pay for killing Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). Cameron’s mom, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) is the one who told him that Jason is responsible.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Cameron’s grief and anger are taking over. He’s focused on making Jason pay for joking Franco.
General Hospital news reveal Elizabeth and Cameron clash. this spoiler leads to more GH rumors which claim Liz will have a change of heart after hearing Jason telling Jake that he did not kill Franco. Will Elizabeth be able to change Cam’a mind?
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) took her son, Jake (Hudson West), to see his father, Jason Morgan, (Steve Burton) while detained.
Jake was shaken up after his brother, Cameron Webber (William Lipton) went off and told the child that his father killed their stepdad, Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth comes to a realization after hearing Jason talk Jake down. Jake questioned Jason’s involvement in Franco’s death and Jason assured his son he would never hurt anyone that would ultimately end up hurting Jake.
General Hospital rumors insinuate that Elizabeth has a moment of awakening when Jason was talking to Jake. The look on her face was the look of realization that she’s misplaced blame due to being clouded by grief and anger. If Elizabeth comes forward with what she knows about the father of her child, she could be the key to setting Jason free.
General Hospital fans were devastated when a beloved character was recently killed. Fans worried they wouldn’t be seeing the iconic actor, Roger Howarth anymore on GH.
Soon after the shocking character death, General Hospital news confirmed Howarth would be retuning to the show despite the certainty of Franco Baldwin’s demise.
General Hospital rumors began swirling as a result of fans making claims that Howarth would return to GH as either Drew Cain (Billy Miller), or his former One Life To Live character, the infamous Todd Manning.
General Hospital news reports have confirmed that ABC shut down the possibility of bringing back Todd due to a character flaw. It was felt that it wasn’t a good idea to bring in another rapist to the daytime drama. Back on OLTL, Todd took part in a gang rape, and the victim was Marty Saybrooke (Susan Haskell). When James Franco played the role of Franco, aka, Robert Frank, he alluded to raping Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), but later admitted he never actually raped her. James Franco’s version of Franco also arranged for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) to be raped in prison.
According toDaytime Confidential, a source states, “Howarth is definitely staying put but he won’t be back as Todd,” and continues on by saying. “They want a character with less controversy surrounding him so he can be paired with any of the women on the canvas.”
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) isn’t happy with the way her friend, Cameron Webber (William Lipton) is handling his grief.
Cameron is lashing out and he’s taking his anger about Franco’s (Roger Howarth) death out on others, one particular person being his little brother, Jake.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Josslyn confronts and scolds Cameron. Josslyn leaned about how he told his brother that Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Jake’s own father, is the one who killed their stepdad.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst), will have to answer a very tough question.
After loving and supporting Peter August (Wes Ramsey), and feeling guilty for handing him over to Cesar Faison (Anders Hove), Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) just wants to see him be brought to justice. Justice is hard to accomplish when Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) is standing in the way of the truth with her bogus statement to the PCPD.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin Cassadine puts the charms on Gladys in an attempt to get more information about her dealings with Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), and if she truly saw Peter at the scene of Franco’s (Roger Howarth) murder, and not in fact, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital previews show Valentin extending an invitation to Gladys. Will she take the bait?
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is facing trial after she charged at Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) with a syringe, almost killing him. Alexis was drunk and was attempting to stop Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) from potentially hurting her daughter, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante tales the stand and makes his testimony at Alexis’ hearing.
General Hospital previews show Dante staying that he hopes the court will agree. Dante and Sam have been getting closer lately. They have been leaning on each other to help through their own personal issues, as well as coming together to figure out common issues such as Alexis.
Dante knows Alexis wouldn’t have done what she did if it weren’t for the fact she has been drinking. General Hospital rumors indicate that Dante will want the court to go easy on Alexis. She is taking full ownership and responsibility for her actions. Her attitude toward the situation could play in her favor.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) believes that Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) caught site of the real killer, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). And if Gladys saw Peter, odds are, Peter saw her too.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter runs into a familiar face. He mentions he thinks they have met.
General Hospital rumors hint that the familiar face is Gladys! The one who spotted him disposing id the murder weapon. If Peter realizes Gladys was at the scene when he killed Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), there will be a target on her back! Peter can’t risk Gladys identifying him as the true killer. Will Peter kill Gladys to keep her quiet?
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) came to a realization that Britt’s brother, Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is the one who killed Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), making him far more dangerous to Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) than their originally anticipated.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason Morgan is in a tough spot as eye witness, Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) named him the prime suspect in Franco’s murder.
General Hospital rumors claim Britt and Sam will put their differences aside to stop Peter from getting to Maxie, by proving his guilt. In doing so, Jason would be cleared of all charges.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) is all too familiar with what Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is going through. He’s been framed by Peter August (Wes Ramsey) for a murder he didn’t commit. Just as Sam was framed for killing Shiloh Archer (Coby Ryan McLaughlin), Jason is being framed for the murder of Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason’s options are not optimal. He’s being pressured to take a deal he doesn’t want to take.
General Hospital previews show Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jason at odds over a deal being offered to Jason in which he clearly doesn’t want to take.
General Hospital rumors indicate that Jason will need nothing short of a miracle to get out of this one. Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) has fraudulently named Jason as the promise suspect. Her statement as a “witness” along with Elizabeth Webber Baldwin’s (Rebecca Herbst) confession of Jason and Franco’s “agreement,” has Jason bound pretty tight. What will it take to vindicate Jason?
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) just lost her husband to a senseless murder. The man she’s been holding responsible is actually her ex, and the father of her son, Jake. Elizabeth has put the blame on Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), but she must come to her senses at some point.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the grieving widow and mother of 3 boys is definitely on edge as part of her grief and frustration.
General Hospital previews show Peter August (Wes Ramsey), Franco’s (Roger Howarth) real killer, asking questions at the nurses station. Elizabeth can then be heard telling Peter, “Just shut the Hell up!”
Is Elizabeth struggling with her own decision to blame Jason for something she knows deep down he didn’t do?
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