Samson Dingle has left Matty Barton to be dragged to prison and in recent Emmerdale scenes, the soap seemed to reveal how the troubled teen would leave the Dales behind.
Actor Sam Hall shot to fame at the age of five, when he debuted in the ITV soap - which airs on Virgin Media in Ireland - as Sam Dingle's son. While he quickly became a fan favourite throughout the years, the lad's baby storyline with Amelia Spencer proved to viewers he also had a mean streak and they were not happy.
The troublemaker wasted no time in calling the police while Samson was rushed to hospital in an ambulance. When questioned over the circumstances of his stabbing, and despite knowing the truth, the lad threw his cousin Matty under the bus, splitting the Dingle clan in half. But while Matty was being taken away by the authorities, Samson planned his getaway to Europe with his believing parents - a hint that the lad may be leaving Emmerdale after all.
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