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General Hospital Spoilers: Scout’s Testimony Explodes Willow’s Trial — And Puts Michael Corinthos in the Hot Seat

The Port Charles courtroom was thrown into utter chaos when Alexis Davis made a stunning last-ditch move that no one saw coming.

With Willow Kane’s fate hanging by a thread, Alexis shocked everyone by calling young Scout Cain to the witness stand — a decision that immediately ignited fierce objections from Drew Cain and left Willow visibly shaken.

Alexis knew the stakes couldn’t be higher. If she failed to create reasonable doubt, she would lose all visitation rights with Scout, and Willow would almost certainly be convicted.

Against all expectations, Alexis bet everything on one risky truth: Scout had seen something the adults had missed.

Despite Drew’s outrage and Willow’s pleas, Scout took the stand, her innocent presence silencing the courtroom.

As Alexis gently questioned her about the night Drew was shot, the tension grew unbearable. Then came the moment that changed everything. Scout revealed she saw another man in the house — not her father — and that he was holding a gun.

Gasps rippled through the courtroom.

Scout calmly explained that the gun police recovered was not the one she saw. According to her testimony, the real weapon was never found.

In an instant, the prosecution’s airtight case began to unravel. Everything ADA Turner had built hinged on the gun linked to Willow — and now its credibility was in ruins.

As the implications sank in, all eyes turned toward the Corinthos family. Tracy Quartermaine visibly panicked, while Michael Corinthos went pale.

Alexis seized the moment, pointing out that an anonymous letter had already placed Michael at Drew’s house that night. With Scout’s testimony introducing a second shooter, Michael suddenly became a person of interest.

The courtroom erupted as Alexis formally argued that Willow’s guilt was now deeply in question and demanded the investigation be redirected. Judge Morrison was forced to call for order, eventually announcing a recess as the legal ground beneath the case completely shifted.

While Willow looked at Scout with gratitude and sorrow, the damage was done. Her conviction was no longer a certainty — but Michael’s once-safe position had evaporated. The truth was closing in.

Meanwhile, elsewhere in Port Charles, disappointment continued to swirl around Lucky Spencer’s long-awaited return. Despite an elaborate rescue mission and emotional buildup, Lucky’s comeback failed to deliver lasting impact. Unable to donate part of his liver to Lulu, Lucky drifted through town feeling disconnected, repeatedly questioning his place in Port Charles.

Although his reunion with Elizabeth Weber briefly reignited fan hope, their renewed bond ultimately fizzled. After Elizabeth turned down his marriage proposal, Lucky quietly exited town once again — leaving fans frustrated by a return that promised everything but delivered very little.

As Port Charles reels from courtroom shockwaves and missed storytelling opportunities, one thing is clear: the truth is far from finished, and Michael Corinthos may be next in its crosshairs.