General Hospital explodes when Elizabeth Webber‘s (Rebecca Herbst) house becomes the center of a major investigation when the PCPD serves a warrant. It appears they’ve found the gun used in Drew Cain Quartermaine‘s (Cameron Mathison) shooting. And the implications could point to a shocking new suspect.
General Hospital: Unraveling the Drew Cain Shooting Mystery: Who is the Real Culprit?
The investigation into Drew’s shooting has taken an unexpected turn. While one might assume the search warrant would target the Quartermaine mansion, given that Edward Quartermaine’s (John Ingle) gun was used, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) instead turn their attention to Elizabeth’s house. This development initially places Liz under scrutiny. But she is not the shooter. The true identity of the shooter is poised to be a jaw-dropping revelation.
Elizabeth Webber: An Unlikely Suspect with an Airtight Alibi
Despite the gun being found at her residence, Liz is not considered a suspect. She has an airtight alibi. So, having worked at General Hospital throughout the night of the shooting. As head nurse, she interacted with numerous colleagues and patients. Even noticing Willow Tait‘s (Katelyn MacMullen) unexplained absence during her shift. Liz’s alibi is corroborated by multiple witnesses, firmly excluding her from the list of potential shooters on General Hospital.
Willow Tait: A Plausible, Yet Unlikely, Shooter on GH
With Liz cleared, attention shifts to the other residents of the house: Willow and Scout Cain (Cossette Abinante). Willow moved in with Liz after her wedding fell apart. While her alibi, provided by her mother Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), is considered thin by the PCPD, Willow herself accused Nina of using her to create a false alibi. Willow returned to the hospital soaked from the rain, suggesting she may have left her post.
Could Willow have confronted Drew and either shot him or had a change of heart? She was at a low point, having lost her children and feeling betrayed by Drew’s infidelity with her mother. While she admitted to hating Drew, resorting to violence seems out of character. Furthermore, a document surfaced after the shooting naming Willow as Scout’s guardian should anything happen to Drew, making shooting him counterproductive to her goal of regaining custody of her children.
General Hospital: Scout Cain – The Shocking Twist No One Saw Coming?
The most unexpected twist could be that Scout, Liz’s young housemate, is the shooter. This theory gains traction considering the emotional turmoil Scout has endured. Drew’s actions—imprisoning himself instead of Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright), attempting to force her into a posh private school, changing her name without consent, and distancing her from her brothers, Danny Morgan (Asher Antonyzyn) and Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr), as well as her supportive father figure Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have taken a significant toll.
Scout’s grief over her mother’s death, combined with Drew’s perceived neglect and controlling behavior, could have pushed her to the brink. The restraining orders Drew placed against Scout’s maternal family, preventing her from seeing her grandmother Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), aunts Kristina Corinthos-Davis (Kate Mansi) and Molly Lansing-Davis (Kristen Vaganos), and Danny and Rocco, may have been the final straw.
Scout’s Potential Motive and Access to the Weapon on GH
Scout’s desire to visit the Quartermaines, coupled with Drew’s interference, highlights his disregard for her wishes. Her distress over not living with her family and missing her siblings, as noted by Dante, further supports the idea that she is struggling. Scout’s adoration for Willow and her desire to call her “Mom” were also thwarted by Drew’s actions. Considering all this, Scout may have had the most potent motive to shoot Drew.
The possibility that Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) witnessed Scout leaving Drew’s house after the shooting and remained silent to protect her adds another layer to this theory. If Scout is indeed the shooter, she would likely receive therapy and minimal repercussions, as the town might sympathize with her difficult circumstances. This scenario would also explain why the gun was found at Liz’s house.
Conclusion: Elizabeth’s Involvement Changes Everything
The mystery surrounding Drew’s shooting continues to unfold, with the discovery of the gun at Liz’s house pointing towards a potentially shocking culprit. Will Scout’s tumultuous life lead her to become the shooter?
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