"Days Of Our Lives" spoilers are in and it tease that Robert Scott Wilson's character Ben Weston will soon return to Salem in order to bring more trouble. It looks like Ben's storyline is not yet over.
In the recent episodes of "DOOL" Ben was revealed to be Salem's serial killer who kills women by straggling them using a necktie. Ben is now under police custody and finally locked in prison. However, Celebrity Dirty Laundry reported that Ben will be able to get away in prison in the weeks to come.
During Wilson's interview with Soap Opera Digest, he revealed that Ben has something exciting in store for all the fans and viewers of "Days."
Wilson said, "When something traumatic like that happens, that person always stays with you, the experiences haunt you."
"You can't shake it off just because someone goes to jail," Wilson continued. "Because of that, there may be some presence of Ben along the way."
It has been reported that Soap Central also tried to ask Wilson with his real status in "DOOL," if he is still part of it or not. Wilson answered, "a little bit of both."
Wilson added, "Maybe he's gone and then he's back and then he's gone. Maybe he's just among us. Maybe he's just something that you can't get rid of." It seems like Wilson is not yet certain on his stand on the soap given the answers that he made.
It was previously reported that there were rumors circulating in the soap opera world that Wilson might leave "DOOL." The speculations about it started last September when the storyline about the necktie killer was said to be revealed.
According to the Inquisitr, the whole murderer storyline came as a surprise to Wilson. He did not know that he was the killer until Serena Mason and Paige Larson were already dead.
But then, Wilson gladly embraced playing the bad guy and was even happy that in this way he will be able to show the depth of his acting career.
Robert said, "I ran with it because I got what I wanted: the chance to play Ben in a total arc, taking him from one set of character traits to a completely different type of person."
"Days of Our Lives" airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on NBC.
