EMMERDALE'S Will Taylor tends to keep away from village drama that doesn't involve Kim Tate or his daughter Dawn, but after actor Dean Andrews discussed where he'd like to see his character headed, it seems it could be Will who ends up exposing serial killer Meena Jutla.
soap - and suggested Will could do with forming some male friendships in the village. Could the Home Farm estate manager befriend Liam Cavanagh , who is currently on to Meena over her suspicious behaviour?Meena has continued to wreak havoc upon the village, and since murdering Liam's teenage daughter Leanna Cavanagh last year, the nurse has gone on to kill other residents.
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