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A laundry cart was used to dispose of a body on "General Hospital." Photo by Alicia Christin Gerald. HOLLYWOOD—That was a quick turnaround on “General Hospital.” Drew and Ava’s plan to allow Carly and Valentin to take the fall for their treacherous role in the death of Jack Brennan is not going as planned. Carly really stood her ground against Dante, Molly and Detective Fitzpatrick who tried to pin Jack’s murder on her. However, it was someone that I least expected who came to the rescue. Dr. Tristan Roberts, who revealed to the authorities that he spotted both Drew and Ava at the Metro Court the night Jack Brennan was last seen. Also, he spotted them utilizing a laundry cart and that they were placing something into a vehicle during the process that took a surmountable amount of time. This absolved Carly and Valentin for the time being, as the authorities started to look towards Drew and Ava’s direction.

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