The Port Charles PCPD, normally gets a vote of confidence from me , but what happens, when Police Commissioner Jordan Ashford actually doesn't see what's in front of her face she consults the murderer on the case .
Ryan Chamberlain has planted evidence in Franco's art stuudio and during hypnosis put it in Lulu 's head that it was Franco that hurt her.
Which is an area of contention with me, since Franco Baldwin has been persecuted and accused of committing crimes that he did not commit.
Carly Corinthos and Laura Webber suspect something isn't right with the whole mess and they have noticed something strange is going on in Dr Kevin Collins behavior.
And I should think so since we viewers know Kevin is locked up in Ferncliff, and Ryan is continuing his reign of terror on innocent people.
How the hell , can Jordan justifiably accuse Franco of committing the attack on Lulu , when he and Liz, have both said they were home with the boys .
And furthermore, how can she go to Laura saying the boys and Liz are in danger, when they are so clearly not.
Talk about jumping the gun and clearly way off base , I really get a bitter taste in my mouth because of this whole situation.
Then his dad lol , lawyer Scott Baldwin got involved , normally I'm not team Scott, but when it comes to his son he won't lay down like a lazy dog , he will stand up and fight . I'm team Scott on this one .
Thank God Ava doesn't believe Franco killed Kiki, she knows he loved Kiki like she was his own flesh and blood . Doesn't that account for something with the PCPD?
And then Jordan started to see sense , hallelujah, praise the lord , she has told her detectives to keep digging until they prove Franco didn't do it.
And when they find out Ryan isn't Kevin the shyte will hit the fan, again I have to say it Carly warned everyone something strange was going on.
It's about time our girl and her gut instincts were not ignored especially by Jordan of all people since Carly is friendly with Curtis.
Free Kevin , and get this stuff sorted pronto guys, I'm losing faith in the PCPD.
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