Coronation Street's Nina names and shames Corey as Seb's killer
Coronation Street spoilers follow.
Coronation Street's Nina Lucas takes action against Corey Brent next week as she struggles to see the evil killer moving on with his life.
Nina (Mollie Gallagher) was left devastated earlier this month as Corey was found not guilty of Seb Franklin's murder, while Kelly Neelan was found guilty.
As seen in recent on-screen flashbacks, Corey (Maximus Evans) was the culprit responsible for Seb's fatal attack, while Kelly (Millie Gibson) desperately tried to stop him. The unjust outcome of the trial has been upsetting for many people on the cobbles.
Next week, Nina finds it difficult to see Corey's football career going from strength to strength after walking free.
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Nina distributes some home-made leaflets about Corey, but her anger grows when she learns that he has been named in the opening line-up for Weatherfield County's next match.
Nina continues her campaign and vows to name and shame Corey, whose anonymity is protected by the courts, so she takes to social media and labels him a murderer.
Much to Nina's disappointment, Corey cleverly uses the opportunity to play the victim.
Nina curses herself for playing into Corey's hands, but she vows that he won't get away with it.
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Later, Nina approaches Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) and asks him to run a story on Corey in the local paper.
Daniel refuses and when Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) shows Nina a post-match press conference that Corey has given, she sees red again.
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Soon afterwards, Nina drives past Seb's memorial garden and is furious to see Corey there, laughing on his phone.
What will Nina do in response?
Coronation Street airs these scenes on Monday, October 4 at 7.30pm and 8.30pm on ITV.
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Coronation Street has worked on the current storyline alongside The Sophie Lancaster Foundation, which was set up to challenge prejudices and intolerance towards people from alternative subcultures, and extend UK hate crime legislation, following the murder of Sophie Lancaster in 2007.
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