When patient Bobby Edwards recognises him from the scene of Xavier's accident, killer Cameron knows he must take drastic action…
For a while now it's seemed that scheming Holby medic Cameron Dunn has literally been getting away with murder. But now it looks like his deadly past is finally catching up with him.
Cameron was left shaken last week when he was recognised by patient Bobby Edwards (Mr Selfridges’ Calum Callaghan). Bobby was the cyclist who, last year, accidentally knocked down registrar Xavier Duval - and this week he tells Cameron he saw him steal Xavier’s bag and flee the scene, leaving him to die.
Back then, Xavier was on his way to police with evidence that Cameron had killed Chloe’s ex Evan - now Bobby plans to tell police what HE knows about the evil doctor…
Somewhat unsurprisingly, Cameron’s first course of action is to go on the attack - he tells Bobby that, if he informs police about what he did, then he’ll just have to tell them that Bobby struck Xavier with such force that he was frightened of what he was capable of. And THAT'S why he ran!
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Elsewhere at Holby, Hanssen gets a blast from the past when Sahira's father, Reyhan Shah, is admitted to Keller. Although Hanssen is usually quite serious, he’s never rude and is always the consummate professional. But here he seems far from pleased to see Reyhan and can barely even look at him.
Then, when Hanssen tries to avoid treating him altogether, a frustrated Sahira threatens to operate herself. Being his daughter, Sahira obviously can't do that so, feeling cornered, Hanssen is forced into theatre where he proves he’s the first-class surgeon we know and love.
However, outside, Hanssen then suffers a major panic attack. There is clearly something about Reyhan that's got Hanssen so worked up - but what is it?
Holby City continues Tuesdays at 8pm on BBC1.
