Sam Dingle was wrongly arrested for Craig Reed's murder
Last night viewers saw a flashback that revealed that Craig was actually trampled on by Kim Tate's horse when he tried to attack it.
READ MORE: Emmerdale couple Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden reportedly 'living separate lives' in rumoured split fears Instead, Cain insisted Sam stick to his alibi that he was with Lydia all day, despite Lydia claiming she wouldn't be able to maintain the lie when questioned by police. Cain arrived just as Sam was about to get in the police's car and asked where their evidence was. Viewers have now been left fuming that Sam has been arrested for something he didn’t do.
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