ITV Emmerdale hints at second death after horror car crash leaves Nicky Milligan in a coma

**Emmerdale have hinted at a second death on the ITV soap after Nicky Milligan was rushed to hospital following a horror car crash (Image: ITV)**

After Nicky Milligan was taken to the hospital after a terrifying car accident, Emmerdale has alluded to a second death on the ITV soap opera.

Fans of Emmerdale have hinted to an unexpected second fatality that occurred after Nicky Milligan’s collision.

After their son was taken to the hospital after a terrifying automobile accident, Caleb and Ruby held a vigil at his bedside on tonight’s episode of the ITV soap opera. The other neighbours are unaware of this, but we do know that Ethan was operating the vehicle when he left Nicky for dead.

A dramatic change of events saw Ethan flee the automobile and hide from the village residents the fact that he is the one who caused Nicky’s condition. When a policeman approached Caleb and Ruby at the conclusion of tonight’s episode, they instantly expected the worst and thought Nicky would be jailed for the collision.

“Are you not a little bit jumping the gun? Caleb responded, “We don’t know when he’s going to wake up,” just as the policeman approached. Ruby expressed her regret right after, saying, “We know he had alcohol in his system. He would never drink and drive, so this isn’t like him. He was taught better than that by us.” But the policeman was perplexed by all that was happening.

**When they were both hurt, Ethan was operating the vehicle (Image: ITV).**

I apologise; your kid wasn’t operating the car. He stated, shocking the two beyond belief, “The bruising on his chest and shoulder was consistent with an airbag impact from the passenger side.”

Ruby said, stunned, “Well, if he wasn’t driving, then who was? Whoever it is, who would leave him for dead? And Caleb said, “Whoever it is, when I find them, they’re gonna wish they died in that accident.”

Ethan’s role in the tragedy will result in his arrest on the ITV soap next week. In reference to Charles’ choice, the vicar’s actor, Kevin Mathurin, said: “There’s always that conflict between ‘Charles the man and father’ and ‘Charles the vicar.'” Obviously, he wants to do what is best for his kid. Fairly speaking, nevertheless, it is appropriate to take responsibility and deal with the fallout. Charles is going to stand behind Ethan no matter what. Sometimes you have to give God the wheel and wait to see what happens; you can’t take the wheel yourself. I believe that all parents will either be able to relate to Charles’ situation or there will be a discussion on “what I would do as a parent.”