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Exactly why did Rob kill Tina?
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lou_123
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Pink_Smurf:
“Tina was also threatening to grass on Tony, Rob and Tracy for their dodgy dealings.”

Remind me to take a metal bar into school, incase anyone threatens me!
Eurostar
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by lou_123:
“Why did they even commission the storyline?*”

They were never going to let Tina depart quietly. They had to have a sensational murder plot and an even more over the top miscarriage of justice storyline.
callumfreeman
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by PorkchopExpress:
“Tina was really quite a nasty piece of work.”

Now we are meant to forget with the constant mentions of how wonderful she was and her "best friend" Steph milking it for all its worth (loved Norris' reference to this on Monday).

The thing that really annoys me about this story is that Rob settled in and was doing well with his interactions with Carla, but tbtb had to ruin it with making him a killer. Now he'll leave and we have to contend to more "badboys" coming into the show. Plus it was stupid how Peter was suddenly interested in Tina despite not having anything to do with her for 5 years.
Matthew_Howarth
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by Mel94:
“One word - hairdryers ”

Quite, Mel - oh yes, ahem to those them, there highly memorable hairdryers.

Stolen, indeed no less - them there hairdryers which provided quite a motive, incentive and / or reason for Slayer Rob to kill.
dd68
21-10-2014
I'm pretty sure it was accidental
Pink_Smurf
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by lou_123:
“Remind me to take a metal bar into school, incase anyone threatens me!”

Good post!
Chiltons Cane
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by puppylove7:
“Tina didn't really help herself. Rob was going to call an ambulance but she started goading him and he panicked and whacked her.”

Typical gobby mare, she brought it on herself!
wotnot
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by LHolmes:
“He didn't have the strongest motive. If Rob was so worried about going back to prison, surely the last thing he would have done is murder Tina, which is found out would carry a life sentence. His best course of action would be to have done a runner, or to get rid of the stolen goods and take his chances with Tina.

Protecting Carla was silly too as Rob hates Peter so should have wanted her to find out about the affair. He couldn't have known that it would lead to a miscarriage. Not to mention the inconsistencies in their relationship. One minute he and Tracy are ripping her off the next he's the doting brother.”

Originally Posted by VoodooChic:
“In real life she would've thought - "oh, he's a bit agitated, let's pretend to not say anything until I'm safe"”

Both these quotes show what a stupid storyline the whole thing has been, it was orchestrated in a very ammateur manner.
goldlistener
21-10-2014
The red mist came over him. At first when she got up he seemed like he wanted to help her, then she gobbed off at him he got angry and hit her. Anyone would have been tempted Plus of course Lipsy needed a new model!
jsmith99
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by wotnot:
“Both these quotes show what a stupid storyline the whole thing has been, it was orchestrated in a very ammateur manner.”

As I recall, he more or less said : "promise not to tell, or I'll kill you". Hardly a difficult choice, even if you suspected he didn't mean it.
goldenfinger
21-10-2014
Originally Posted by dd68:
“I'm pretty sure it was accidental”

The fall was accidental, the murder by coshing was intentional.
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