Emmerdale’s Charity Dingle makes chilling Tom King discovery as Belle fears mount
Emmerdale's Charity Dingle was left fearing the worst this evening after she discovered that Belle Dingle and Tom King have left the village - and then found a bloodstain
Emmerdale’s Charity Dingle, played by Emma Atkins, made a terrifying discovery in Tuesday’s episode of the ITV soap, leading her to fear that Belle Dingle may have been murdered by her husband Tom.
Charity has been suspicious of Tom King’s (James Chase) controlling behaviour towards his wife Belle for some time, but her fears escalated when she found out the couple had left the village.
While at the Woolpack, Charity overheard Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) expressing surprise that Tom was considering leaving the Emmerdale vet practice. She felt something was off about the entire situation, especially since Tom and Belle were seen driving away earlier, despite having plans to go to Cain (Jeff Hordley) and Moira Dingle (Natalie J. Robb)’s for dinner.
Lydia (Karen Blick) tried to reassure Charity that Belle and Tom were entitled to their privacy and didn’t need to inform the family of their every move, but Charity knew Belle was behaving unusually, reports the Express.
In the latest episode, Charity ran into Belle’s support worker who told her that she hadn’t seen her client after Belle missed her last appointment. Belle has also switched off her mobile phone.
This caused alarm and Charity enlisted Cain’s help to break into Belle’s home where they found the address of the vet’s where Tom is planning to start a new job.
They managed to track down her location and arrived at the couple’s cottage in Wales. Upon arrival, they were met with a scene of absolute horror.
The room had been completely upended, furniture catapulted across the shadowy space, shards of glass strewn everywhere. Charity and Cain burst in, Belle’s jumper catching their eye.
Charity, spinning around, then indicated a blood smear on a white door over Cain’s shoulder.
“Where is she?” Charity questioned Cain, to which he responded: “Whatever he has done, he is a dead man.”