New suspects cleared… new suspects added… Catch up on the latest twists in #GH’s ‘Who shot Drew?’ mystery here: Man Down: Who Tried to Kill General Hospital’s Drew Cain?
The Moving Target
Even before General Hospital put Drew Quartermaine to bed with his nephew’s wife, he was racking up enemies like it was his life’s work. But which of them went so far as to try to remove him permanently as a thorn in their side in the September 2 episode? Consider the many suspects below.
The Hotheaded Hitman
Jason Morgan may not have killed every reprobate in Port Charles, but the career criminal does have a real knack for unaliving people. These days, there’s no one he would like to rub out more than his evil twin, who ordered his son Danny arrested for taking half sister Scout to visit at the Quartermaine mansion. But Jason couldn’t have done the deed; he was in Croatia on the night in question.
The Husband Scorned
Does anyone have a better reason than Michael Corinthos to want to attend Drew’s funeral? His own uncle had an affair with his wife. Plus, Drew was threatening to send Michael up the river for a well-deserved “assault.” Since in addition to having motive aplenty Michael was spotted parked outside Drew’s on that fateful evening, he really needs to track down…
The Protective Mother, Part 1
Having carried on with Drew herself, Nina Reeves knows all too well what a sleaze he is. And the way she sees it, he’s not only cost her her daughter, he’s cost her daughter her children! On top of all that, the night he was pumped full of lead, Nina had just been saying how he needed to be stopped once and for all!
The Disillusioned Ex
At long, long last, Willow understands that getting mixed up with Drew was the biggest mistake of her life — or anyone’s. But would she further risk permanently losing custody of Wiley and Amelia to wipe him off the face of the earth? Actually… maybe! And she did leave the hospital during her shift on the night that Drew was gunned down…
The Blackmailed Doctor
Drew did irreparable damage to Portia Robinson’s marriage to Curtis Ashford by forcing the doc to do his bidding… or else. She could have sought to ensure that the scum never pressed anyone else underneath his thumb — or, for that matter, used the blackmail material that he still possesses on her. And she and Nina did leave the Brown Dog without even finishing their drinks… Hmm.
The Busted Do-Gooder
Given that Stella’s on the hook for insurance fraud for helping Martin Grey get his physical therapy covered, she’d have every reason to want to send bad Samaritan Drew to the morgue — and to do her damnedest to see that his insurance didn’t cover the cost of a funeral, either!
The Baddest of Bad Guys
Once Jenz Sidwell decided that Drew had ceased to be an asset and, in fact, had become a liability, you could see the wheels turning above the master manipulator’s head… and rolling in the hot-headed pariah’s direction. And hey, it isn’t like Sidwell would be hesitant to have someone iced. Right, Judge Heran?
The Aggrieved Grandma
Having been barred from seeing Scout by Drew, Alexis Davis could have added to her already impressive kill count by making him her latest fatal “oopsie.” And we know that she wasn’t home at the time of the shooting; daughter Kristina Corinthos came in looking for her, remember?
The Livid Daughter
To say that Drew has run roughshod over Trina Robinson’s life would be an understatement. He did in her parents’ marriage, shined a spotlight on Aunt Stella’s good deed in such a way that it didn’t seem so good anymore, and even led her boyfriend astray. But we know that she didn’t shoot Drew; she was hiding in his bedroom and heard the gunshots.
The Mob Widow
Once married to the Mob — remember Gino Soleito from Loving spinoff The City? — Tracy could have called in an old debt in hopes of seeing that Drew’s branch of the Quartermaines’ family tree was chopped off permanently. Though she discovered him post-shooting, she could still have metaphorically pulled the trigger if she’d taken out a hit on her nephew.
