Overview
- Will Driscoll broke down and recanted his earlier statement on Tuesday, then later told his family he wanted to return to the witness box to give the full truth.
- Ben Driscoll gave emotional testimony describing his son's distress and faced sharp cross‑examination by Megan’s defence lawyer, raising his fear that Megan could be acquitted.
- Megan repeatedly portrayed herself as innocent in court and questioned Ben’s parenting, while her mother Janine apologised to the family and later spoke to Will, which sources say contributed to his doubt.
- Producers have scheduled the jury verdict for upcoming episodes, leaving the Driscoll family and Weatherfield residents anxious about whether justice will be served.
- The plot began before the family moved to Weatherfield and was exposed in November by Sam Blakeman; Tim Metcalfe later encouraged Will to report the abuse, leading to Megan’s arrest and the current trial.