Dean Wicks takes drastic action as he faces life in prison for murder in EastEnders
DEAN Wicks is left confessing all as he takes drastic action in a bid to avoid life behind bars.
The EastEnders villain has been framed for the murder of Keanu Taylor by The Six after police finally discovered his body buried under the cafe.
Linda Carter and her fellow Six members opted to frame Dean in order to finally get him sent down for his past crimes as well as to throw the cops off the scene of themselves after Sharon was banished to prison by police.
Dean has raped Linda and attempted to rape Roxy in the past as well as recently tampering with Jade’s medicines and attempting to take her to New York and never return.
The ladies realised they had a chance to get Dean sent away and so planted the murder weapon in his flat as well as coming up with a water-tight story that sees Linda falsely admitting to seeing him move the body.
Now, with the police hellbent on getting him sent down for the crime, Dean is forced to make a big decision.
In upcoming scenes, BBC viewers will watch as Dean sends a letter to his daughter Jade asking for her to visit him in prison.
Jade, living with Stacey and Jean, is unsure and the Slater clan do all they can to persuade Jade not to go and see him.
Instead, they focus attention on Jade’s leaving do as she prepares to reunite with her mother in Pakistan.
As this goes on, Dean is forced to defend himself again in prison.
He shuns the idea of tampering with Jade’s medication and insists that he is not to blame for Keanu’s death.
But will Dean tell all on what he did with Jade’s pills in order to tell the full truth?
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