ITV Coronation Street shock as Stephen Reid becomes murderer in Leo twist

Coronation Street.In shocking scenes the killer, played by Todd Boyce, will be mugged while doing a shift as a pizza delivery driver.As you can see in our exclusive snaps, he is targeted by three lads in broad daylight and it causes a big drama.READ MORE:Corrie's Stephen 'next serial killer' as star talks 'ease' of committing Leo murderAnd to make things even worse, it happens just as his lover Elaine Jones (Paula Wilcox) is walking by.Stephen is desperate not to be seen working as a delivery driver as he’s told her he’s a successful businessman.But when he speeds off to avoid being spotted by her, he crashes.Fans can see what happens next when the scenes air this autumn.So far Stephen has already taken one victim on the cobbles – Jenny's boyfriend Leo, who grappled with Stephen on the roof of Underworld before being tossed into a bin.But actor Todd has told Daily Star that the "ease" of the murder could see him become a serial killer.He explained: "Probably like everyone in the world, I’ve spent my life thinking the worst thing you could possibly do is be the reason for someone dying."We were filming a scene the other day with police cars outside Underworld and Carla calling Stephen over, and he's thinking, 'Oh my God...'"He started to cry, because that's natural and he's so alone with his secrets.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that David Neilson is a legend of Coronation Street. The actor has spent an incredible 27 years playing the ITV's soap's much-loved Roy Cropper. The cafe owner made his debut on the cobbles back in July 1995.

ITV soap, after killing Leo Thompkins earlier this week. Leo died a violent death during a showdown with Stephen on the factory gantry, with Stephen whacking his head against a barrier before chucking him over to the ground below. The victim landed in a bin and was killed instantly, with Stephen forced to dispose of the body.

VILLAINOUS Stephen Reid looks set to kill once again and Corrie viewers are already convinced they know who is next.  ITV viewers were left horrified earlier this week when Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce) brutally pushed Leo Thompkins (Joe Frost) from the balcony of the Underworld factory after he hit his head causing him to fall into the dustbin below. Stephen was initially shocked to realise he had killed his new nemesis but now Coronation Street viewers are convinced this is not the end and Stephen could now be about to emulate one of the Platt families biggest horrors ever - the murderous streak of Richard Hillman.  After leaving Leo inside the Underworld bins whilst the police were nearby, Stephen eventually moved Leo from the bin to the back of his van in scenes that closely resembled a chilling horror movie.

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Eagle-eyed Coronation Street fans think they have spotted a few flaws in Stephen Reid's cover-up after he killed Leo Thompkins. Viewers of the ITV soap were shocked earlier this week when a scuffle led to the character, played by Todd Boyce, pushing Leo to his death.

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Coronation Street fans think they have figured out Stephen Reid's downfall after he murdered Leo Thompkins earlier this week. On Monday, Leo was on a mission to prove that Stephen is a liar after learning that he had kissed his fiancée Jenny Connor when she was drunk and they had briefly split.

Coronation Street's Leo Thompkins star Joe Frost has bid an emotional farewell to the ITV soap after his explosive exit earlier this week.Taking to social media, Joe posted a picture of himself on set in a blue padded ITV Corrie jacket as he made a peace sign to the mirror.The actor penned: "Oooft. What a ride… Six weeks that turned into a hell of a year.

Coronation Street fans have been begging actress Sally Ann Matthews "don't leave us" following her "farewell to the cobbles" statement that has been shared on social media.The actress, who has played longstanding character Jenny Bradley on and off since 1986, has confirmed she will be making an appearance on ITV daytime show Lorraine to discuss Jenny's departure from the street.Sally tweeted: "I’ll be on @lorraine tomorrow to talk about Jenny’s farewell to the cobbles. Tune in tonight at 8pm to watch it all unfold! x #Corrie".READ MORE: Coronation Street's Leo 'still alive' as fans twig unexpected Stephen plot twistHowever, fans of the ITV soap have begged her not to leave for good, with one writing: "As a Manchester girl myself, I liken you to Ken Barlow, Roy cropper & Rita Fairclough, part of the fabric of corrie.

Coronation Street's Jacob Hay star Jack James Ryan has bid an emotional farewell to his co-star, Joe Frost, whose character Leo Thompkins was killed off the cobbles on Monday. During the latest instalment, Leo was on a mission to prove that Stephen Reid is a liar after learning that he had kissed his fiancée Jenny Connor when she was drunk and they had briefly split. Leo decided to speak to the estate agent who was booked to value Audrey Roberts' house, before eavesdropping on a conversation with Gabrielle.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out Stephen Reid's next victim on the ITV soap after he murdered Leo Thompkins on Monday's episode. During the latest instalment, Leo was on a mission to prove that Stephen is a liar after learning that he had kissed his fiancée Jenny Connor when she was drunk and they had briefly split.

Coronation Street fans have made a damning prediction about Stephen Reid after he was uncovered as a murderer. There was horror on the cobbles on Monday night (September 26) as the Canadian's desperation to keep his money woes and plans to steal from his own mother quiet led to him becoming a killer.

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CORRIE fans were left reeling last night as they witnessed Stephen Reid brutally murdering Leo in shock scenes. Structural engineer Leo (Joe Frost) - was hurled over a balcony into a bin by bankrupt businessman Stephen in Monday night's episode of the ITV soap. But fans were left appalled by the horrific turn of events as Cobbles newcomer Stephen officially made his first kill.

Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce) be the person to fill that void?Tonight, Leo’s (Joe Frost) life came to an end after a huge showdown with Stephen. Determined to remove the Leo thorn from his side, Stephen smacked his head on the railings and threw his body into the bin. In the brief moment before Sarah (Tina O’Brien) arrived, Stephen approached the bin thinking he had knocked Leo unconscious, and was sick to his stomach to realise he was actually dead.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out a new sinister Stephen Reid twist as he pushed Leo Thompkins off a balcony and left his dead body in a bin on Monday. During the latest instalment, Leo was on a mission to prove that Stephen is a liar after learning that he had kissed his fiancée Jenny Connor when she was drunk and they had briefly split.

Coronation Street fans took to Twitter to mock the soap's new killer Stephen Reid after a scuffle with Leo Thompkins came to a deadly end. Fans had seen Leo grow suspicious of Stephen after initially looking to him for advice about moving to Canada.

Coronation Street star Todd Boyce has said he cried after filming the scenes which led to his character becoming a killer. During Monday night's episode of the ITV soap (September 26) viewers were stunned when Stephen Reid's scuffle with Leo Thompkins ended in the latter's death.