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Coronation Street fans predict THIS character will be framed for Stephen's crimes

Has Micheal clocked that Stephen Reid is a murderer in Coronation Street

Coronation Street fans are predicting that events are about to take a dark turn and that a character on the show could be framed for Rufus' death.

Last month, it was reported that a character would be killed off on Coronation Street by villain Stephen Reid in scenes that will air this month, while recent spoilers have suggested that it will be factory client Rufus whose life tragically comes to an end

But while it's clear to viewers that killer Stephen will be behind the murder, they've taken to Twitter to make predictions that someone else will take the fall for the heinous crime. 

"Stephen has killed Rufus and he'll frame Micheal for the murder," wrote one Corrie fan on Twitter. 

While another predicted, "Michael or Paul to get the blame for Rufus' murder!"

Others discussed how obvious it is that we're heading into dark territory with the latest Corrie scenes... "Ok. So we are now in serial killer territory in #corrie and I’m finding it hard to believe that no one has twigged yet," wrote one viewer of the ITV show on Twitter.

While others had a more negative take, and commented that this serial killer storyline isn't as satisfying as classic Corrie scenes, with another viewer writing, "Watching #ClassicCorrie and watching a proper villain in Richard Hillman at the moment now in current #Corrie we’re stuck with Stephen Reid how it’s fallen in the villain stake of the show."

And another predicted, "Stephen murders Rufus Michael gets blame Paul sees it can’t own up cos he’s stealing Rufus car."

Will Stephen be found out, or will he manage to shift the blame for the inevitable? Tune in on Friday to find out more. 

Coronation Street airs hour-long episodes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 pm on ITV — see our TV Guide for full listings. You can also catch up on episodes on ITV Hub.

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