‘Days Of Our Lives’ News: Robert Scott Wilson Confirms Ben Weston Will Return To Salem In February

‘Days Of Our Lives‘ spoilers confirm that serial Neck-tie Killer Batty Ben Weston will resurface in Salem this month as tweeted by the portrayer Robert Scott Wilson. Wilson tweeted the news yesterday saying “Word on the road is someone’s making an appearance in Salem this month..#Days.” ‘DOOL‘ rumors tease that Ben will escape from a mental institution.

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Ben Weston was revealed to be the neck-tie killer after claiming his last victim Will Horton (Guy Wilson). It was revealed during his kidnapping of Abigail (Kate Mansi) and their unborn child.  Chad (Billy Flynn) swept in to rescue Abby and the baby from Crazy Ben, but Ben tied them both up, left with the baby and lit the place on fire. After Chad’s attempt to rescue the great love of his life was nearly fatal, Ben was arrested by JJ (Casey Moss) and Lani (Sal Stowers), he was taken to the psych ward after having what seemed to be a psychotic break.

Ben left believing that Thomas was his and Abigail’s child, but viewers recently learned that Chad was the baby’s father. Will Ben learn of the child’s true paternity once he resurfaces and what will be his reaction? There are no details yet on how long Ben will stick around for and if he back as crazy Ben or sane Ben. Will he return to terrorize Chad and Abigail once again?

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Rob Wilson did justice to this role; no one could predict him to be the necktie killer when the storyline just began. As the storyline progressed he brought Ben’s craziness to life, literally. We must say Rob Wilson did an outstanding job in his portrayal of the character, last year. So are you happy to see Ben back in action? What do you want Ben to do this time around? What are your thoughts on his return?

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