"The Young and The Restless" spoilers are in and this time they tease that in the weeks to come there will be new evidence that can help prove Adam Newman's innocence. As known, Adam is being accused for Delia's hit and run accident.
The Examiner shared now that Gabriel Bingham is already out as "Adam" by Ian Ward then it is about time that "The Young and The Restless" will write a storyline away from Delia's death. It has been reported that Delia's death storyline has been going on for almost two years already. The best way to do that is through finding the real killer who ran down Delia.
According to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, spoilers hinted that a new character will soon arrive in Genoa City that can help save Adam from going to prison and at the same time clean his reputation. Reportedly, the new character is a reporter who will surprisingly find out that Adam did not hit Delia and the real killer behind the wheels is Gabriel.
It has been said that the reporter will be able to solve the mystery through the use of Google Search. The reporter is searching the internet for new information about the case and then she will find a shocking blog which is created by Gabriel.
The post that Gabe wrote was about an accident that happened because of excessive drinking. It was stated that he accidentally hit a little girl because of too much alcohol.
The reporter finds the blog as a credible confession that is why she became more curious about it and starts looking for deeper information. To her surprise, the blog confession that Gabe made was written a day after Delia's accident.
When the reporter was about to come forward with what she found out, a visitor will come see her. The visitor was said to be Adam but then it could also be Gabriel. The reporter will then say that she already left a message to Paul Williams as she wants to discuss more about Adam's case.
The reporter also found out from the examiner that Gabriel did not die at all and that Sage used the body of a homeless man as Gabe.
CDL shared that Gabriel is willing to set the records straight with the reporter, however it should be according to his terms.
