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Episode 442 (2 May 1989)

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Summary[]

As the court case continues, Willmott-Brown twists the events of the night of Kathy's rape, infuriating Pete. Dot receives some post she wants to show somebody.

Dot receives something in the post she wants to show Pauline, but with Pauline's mind fixed on the trial, she asks to see it in the evening.

Ian's jeep requires a push start, making Simon late to work. When Frank asks him why he is late, Simon tells Frank about the broken down jeep.

WPC Lyn Baxter tells the jury how Kathy appeared after the rape.

Ian confronts Frank over the broken jeep. Frank says he will get it fixed and get him a hire car for the meantime.

Pauline is questioned in the court over Kathy. However, her words are taken out of proportion by Willmott-Brown's barrister.

Dot tries to show Mo what she has received in the post, but Mo is too busy waiting for Mr. Rhodes, a member from the council who is investigating the state of the community centre.

Willmott-Brown is called to the stand to give his version of events for the night of Kathy's rape.

Cindy tries to make Simon jealous whilst working behind the bar with him.

Shireen asks Paul if he is able to attend the community party being held. Paul is unsure whether to go or not, so Diane tries to persuade him.

Cindy is embarrassed by Ian's hire car.

Kathy's barrister tells the jury about how Willmott-Brown tried to pay Kathy into dropping the case against him. The jury are then asked to discuss Kathy's case and reach a verdict.

Mo visits Dot at the launderette. Dot shows her what she received in the post - a Bible that Donna received when she was 13, and says that her adoptive parents have given it to her. She then cries.

Kathy feels as though she should not have gone to the police and Willmott-Brown will get off freely. The jury reach a verdict. Willmott-Brown is found guilty of rape.

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Guest cast[]

  • Judge - John Hart Dyke
  • Swale - Brian Gwaspari
  • Wickham - Roger Hume
  • Clerk - Simon Carte
  • Usher - Angela Wyndham Lewis
  • Jury Foreman - Wilfred Grove
  • W.P.C. Lyn Baxter - Eryl Maynard
  • Mr. Rhodes - Syd Williams

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