General Hospital Spoilers: Double Arrest Rocks Port Charles as a Child’s Ringtone Becomes the Key to Drew’s Shooting
The investigation into Drew Cain’s shooting has taken a shocking and dramatic turn, leaving Port Charles reeling. Following Anna Devane’s stunning discovery of the gun at Liz Webber’s house—the very place Willow Tait has been living—drastic action was taken. In the explosive October 13th episode, the GCPD arrested both Nina Reeves and her daughter, Willow, plunging them into the center of the high-stakes crime.
For Nina, the walls are closing in fast. Her alibi for Willow has been completely debunked by camera footage, proving she was lying about being with her daughter on the night of the shooting. This calculated deception, intended to shield Willow, has now backfired spectacularly, making Nina look like an accessory who was actively obstructing justice. She will have little room to deny her lies, leaving her in serious legal jeopardy.
Meanwhile, Willow is facing the fight of her life. While the evidence appears damning, expect her to vehemently deny any involvement. A cornered Willow will likely claim she is being framed, possibly pointing the finger at Michael Corinthos. She will be determined to prove her innocence and clear her name, but with the murder weapon found in her residence, it will be an uphill battle.
Just when the case seemed to center on the two women, a new and devastating theory is emerging: could Curtis Ashford be the real culprit? While the mysterious Brennan has promised to help Nina and Willow, whispers suggest the investigation could pivot toward Curtis, a move that would send shockwaves through Port Charles and require a careful re-examination of alibis and timelines. If her father is arrested, there is no doubt that Trina Robinson will refuse to stand idly by.
However, Curtis may have an unexpected champion. Kai is convinced of Curtis’s innocence and is prepared to take a massive risk to prove it. Spoilers indicate Kai will bravely come forward and confess to the police that he was at Drew’s house on the night of the incident. His testimony could be crucial in clarifying who was present during those critical moments.
More importantly, Kai’s testimony comes with a game-changing piece of information. He will tell authorities that after two shots were fired, he heard the distinct sound of Scout’s “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” ringtone. This unexpected sound apparently startled the shooter, causing them to flee the scene.
This small detail provides Anna with a direct and powerful lead. All she needs to do now is check Scout’s call log from that night. If the records show Scout called Willow at the exact time of the shooting, it would serve as powerful evidence strengthening the case against her, or at the very least proving she knows more than she’s letting on. The question on every fan’s mind is: who was on the other end of that line? That call log could be the key that finally unlocks the truth and unmasks Drew’s attacker.