Just weeks ago, the teen was released from a psychiatric ward after being diagnosed with schizophrenia following a severe psychotic breakdown. His declining mental health began after discovering that PE teacher Megan Walsh (Beth Nixon) was grooming his classmate Will Driscoll (Lucas Hodgson-Wale).
Since being discharged from the hospital, Sam has struggled with the stigma surrounding his diagnosis. Uncle David Platt (Jack P Shepherd) was reluctant to allow the teen to hold his newborn cousin, while dad Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) has, on occasions, prevented himself from using the correct terminology for fear of alienating his son.
Last week, after Sam's phone was confiscated, he went on a warpath to track it down.
He panicked, pushed her backwards, and she fell down the staircase.
An investigation was launched to try and find the culprit, with Carl Webster (Jonathan Howard) hauled in for questioning. Sam was left guilt-ridden, especially when he saw innocent Carl being carted off in the back of a police car.
In today's episode, it became apparent that she'd chosen not to tell partner Ben Driscoll (Aaron McCusker) the truth. He was vowing to kill whoever had attacked her, while a nervous Sam watched on.
Eva then gathered sisters Leanne and Toyah Battersby (Jane Danson and Georgia Taylor) to the pub, where she told them what had happened the day before. They were in disbelief, and when relaying this to Nick, he too couldn't believe that Sam could commit such an act.
The trio of parents wondered how he could afford it, to which Sam admitted to using his dad's identity.
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