‘How to Get Away with Murder’ Season 2 Spoilers: Annalise Keating the Cause of Wes' Mother's Death?

"How to Get Away with Murder" season 2 mid-season finale ended with a bang when it was revealed to viewers that Annalise knew Wes when he was just a kid.

The revelation that Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) and her ex-lover Eve (Famke Janssen) knew Wes Anderson (Alfred Enoch) as a kid left HTGAWM fans baffled, especially since the scene was in a police station where a young Wes was being interviewed by a police officer for the death of his mother.

One of the speculations regarding the death of Wes' mother is that both Annalise and Eve have something to do with it. Whether they accidentally killed her, deliberately murdered her or were covering up for her murder, the two lawyers knew something. Eve asking "What did we do?" is a giveaway evidence to back this speculation.

According to iDigital Times, Pete Nowalk, executive producer of the ABC series, said: "There's a lot to read into there. We're going to take some time to tell that story, so I don't want to give away anything. You can analyze that scene, what her expression means, what Eve's doing there, what Wes is saying to the FBI agent. I think there's a lot of information there, but there's a mystery for a reason."

Meanwhile, another story angle viewers would like to see more is the Trotter Lake incident, which was covered up by Asher (Matt McGorry) and his father (William Millstone) a couple of years ago. Nowalk mentioned that he has not completely discounted the possibility of a Tiffany Howard appearance in the future, Christian Post noted.

The executive producer mentioned that if the production would include Tiffany in the next episodes of "How to Get Away with Murder" season 2, there should be a very important reason. As of the moment, however, it may not be possible to add her to the storyline just yet because adding her could mean they would have to devote more time to writing her character.

"How to Get Away with Murder" season 2 will be back on ABC on Feb. 11, 2016.

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