EastEnders' Lucy Beale killer to be revealed on 19 February
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Lucy Beale's killer will be revealed on Thursday 19 February
It's the storyline that's kept us gripped for more than a year, but EastEnders bosses have finally confirmed when we'll find out who killed Lucy Beale.
On Thursday 19 February the mystery will be solved.
A video was posted online, external after the New Year's Day episode, which kept viewers guessing about who the killer might be on Albert Square.
The revelation will be part of the show's 30th anniversary week.
The murder mystery has kept fans guessing for more than a year
On New Year's Day former police officer, Emma Summerhayes, was about to reveal who Lucy's killer was when she was knocked down by Roxy Mitchell and rushed to hospital.
Emma was texting the killer when she was hit.
"But that doesn't change anything it's still murder," she said, earlier in the episode.
One half of the Beale twins, Lucy had a short but eventful life.
She's been held hostage, mugged, run away from home and made life as difficult as possible for her dad Ian Beale's various love interests.
The finger has been pointed at several Walford residents
Her body was found on Walford Common on Good Friday.
Suspects have included Lucy's lover Max and her new boyfriend Lee Carter, but it won't be long before we'll find out for sure.
Birthday celebrations will include a 30-minute live episode and there will also be a series of live elements in all the episodes that week.
Charlotte Moore, Controller of BBC One says: "It will bring the nation together to celebrate 30 years of EastEnders by going live across the anniversary week."
"It will mark a massive event by creating the ultimate 'doof doof' and finally reveal who killed Lucy Beale," she added.
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