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General Hospital Spoilers hinted that one of Port Charles’ most notorious mobsters, Julian Jerome, may not be as dead as fans think. Julian took a supposedly fatal tumble Monday leaving his former wife, and love of his life, Alexis Davis, wondering what happened and what secrets her ex-husband held. General Hospital Spoilers suggest this may be the week she finds out exactly that.
Alexis was given a safe deposit box by Julian to be opened upon his death or disappearance. After his fall, GH Spoilers led fans to believe that when Alexis opens that box much will be revealed and done so by Julian’s own hand.
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Inside the box is a letter he wrote to her explaining his relationship with Liv, as well as why he did what he did, including putting a knife to Alexis’s throat.
The question becomes will the letter redeem Julian to Alexis and others in Port Charles. Will the blame finally be laid squarely at Liv’s feet-the one person to whom to whom it truly should be attributed? Will this knowledge be enough to finally bring Julian and Alexis back together again?
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General Hospital Spoilers also suggest that Alexis is not the only one who may see Julian in the light of redemption. Sonny Corinthos, who also has had more than one reason to hold a grudge against Julian, may also find himself making peace with the infamous gangster.
After a dark history together that includes several mob wars, the truth may be just what Port Charles needs to be set free. Will the truth be enough to convince Sonny and Julian to join forces and once and for all put an end to Liv’s reign of terror?
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