Emmerdale spoilers! Graham Foster's KILLER is REVEALED in the last of the week's special episodes

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Graham is murdered in Emmerdale

Graham Foster's last day in Emmerdale plays out as it's revealed which of his many enemies kills him…

Emmerdale's Graham Foster's killer is revealed in Friday's episode on ITV from 7pm (see our TV Guide for full listings).

As a week of special episodes comes to a close it's revealed which villager was pushed to kill Graham Foster (Andrew Scarborough).

While the rest of the week's episodes each focussed on a suspect and their motive, this final instalment plays out from the victim's perspective as Graham meets his Maker!

However, while us at home will find out whether it was Kim (Claire King) and Al (Michael Wildman), Jai Sharma (Chris Bisson), Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins), Andrea (Anna Nightingale) and Jamie Tate (Alex Lincoln) or Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) who killed Graham, the locals will remain in the dark until further notice…

Kim asks Graham for another chance in Emmerdale

On Monday, Graham rejected humiliated Kim who then instructed Al to kill him

Jai is going to make Graham pay in Emmerdale

On Tuesday, Jai's drug abuse was exposed to his loved ones by Graham

Charity Dingle goes after Graham in Emmerdale

On Wednesday, Graham made Charity's blood boil when he ook her son Ryan hostage and spoiled her surprise wedding plans

Jamie vows revenge in Emmerdale

On Thursday, Graham made more trouble for fractured couple Andrea and Jamie Tate

Marlon tries to kiss Rhona in Emmerdale

Also on Thursday, Marlon learned Rhona was taking his son Leo and moving to France with Graham

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Sarah Waterfall
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