EastEnders spoilers: Katy Lewis’ other victims discovered by Linda Carter

KATY LEWIS’ other victims are discovered by a horrified Linda Carter next week in EastEnders. 

Mick’s daughter Frankie will plead with him not to report her mother to the police in the BBC One soap. 

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Viewers will see Frankie prepare to visit the crematorium for the anniversary of her little brother Harry. 

She introduces Linda to Jed, Harry’s brother, who explains that Harry’s dad was never around much. 

Linda suspects there might be something more to the story and pushes Jed to talk about Harry’s dad, leading Jed to fly into a rage and storm out before taking it out on Frankie. 

Later in the week, viewers will see Linda and Mick discuss Katy’s other abuse victims. 

But when Mick tries to get through to Frankie, she begs him not to turn her mother into the police. 

Mick was abused by Katy when he was a child in care – and fathered Frankie when he was just 12. 

Their huge age gap led Frankie to realise something wasn’t quite right when she arrived in the Square, and she tried to get Mick to see he’d been abused. 

But matters were complicated when Katy arrived in Walford looking for her daughter and claimed Mick wasn’t her dad, turning Frankie against him. 

After months of trying to process what had happened and nearly taking his own life, Mick finally confronted Katy for abusing him and forced her to admit she’d taken advantage. 

But Katy managed to manipulate Mick yet again, telling him she’d tell the police he raped her if they got involved.

Speaking about Katy’s dark side, Simone recently told Digital Spy:  “I’ve found it very interesting and challenging. She is unlike any other character I’ve played, I tend to be offered strong but vulnerable characters who are fairly earnest.

“Katy is much more complex, damaged and dark. Where other characters I’ve played have been emotional and from the heart, Katy’s all from the head. Very clever and quick-thinking. She grooms people, gains trust, extracts information, then uses it to manipulate them.”

She added: “She wants to confuse Mick to the point he can’t trust his own memories, make him feel he can’t trust anyone else either, except her, so as to isolate him and make him easier to break down. Mick is a danger to Katy and she has no conscience about doing anything she feels she needs to protect herself.”