Emmerdale’s Will Taylor is being blackmailed by a mystery person in the village and fans are convinced they’ve rumbled who is behind the sick scheme – and it’s not Kim Tate
Emmerdale viewers reckon they’ve figured out who’s behind the sick blackmail plot against Will Taylor on the popular ITV soap.
This week, fans watched as Will became the target of a twisted blackmail scheme in the village. Initially, he suspects his ex Rose Jackson or his daughter Dawn Taylor, but it soon becomes clear that neither are involved, leaving Will in a state of fear.
In upcoming episodes, Will’s terror escalates as the blackmail situation takes a new turn. He anxiously awaits contact from the blackmailer, determined to uncover their identity and face whatever comes next.
The tension mounts as Will nervously waits in a lay-by for the blackmailer. However, when Caleb Milligan alerts him to a fire at Moira Dingle’s farm, Will has no choice but to follow them, leaving his blackmail money hidden, reports the Express.
As a result, Will misses the drop and later receives a call and threatening message from the blackmailer. This leaves him struggling to contain his fear while trying to support the Dingles during the barn fire crisis… but who is the blackmailer?
Soap fans believe they’ve already cracked the case and are convinced that it’s not Will’s estranged wife Kim Tate, despite her being a prime suspect. Instead, viewers are speculating that Jimmy King or his wife Nicola King could be the culprits.
Recently, Will’s been spilling the beans to Jimmy about his rocky marriage, and this week they’re teaming up to crack the case of who’s blackmailing them. Fans are all over social media with their theories.
One sleuth tweeted: “I’m thinking it’s jimmy the blackmailer,” sparking a debate with another user replying: “My hubby also thinks Jimmy!” and someone else chimed in: “Unless Jimmy told Nichola!” But there’s a camp that’s convinced Kim’s mate Lydia Dingle is the mastermind, with one fan declaring: “It’s Lydia Dingle”, another echoing: “I thought Lydia! ” and yet another insisting: “Deffo Lydia!”
