General Hospital Spoilers: Willow’s Trial ERUPTS: TWO ＤＥＡＤ in Courtroom SHOCKER!
The trial of Willow Kane was meant to determine her fate in the shooting of Drew Cain. Instead, it became one of the most horrifying moments in Port Charles history — a carefully orchestrated poisoning that turned a courtroom into a crime scene and changed everything.
The day began routinely. Judge Herron called court to order, the gallery packed with spectators eager for a verdict.
Willow sat beside her attorney, Alexis Davis, trying to remain composed as prosecutor Justine Turner prepared what she believed would be the final blow to the defense. Michael Corinthos watched from the front row, his worry impossible to hide.
Then everything went wrong.
Prosecution witness Justinda Bracken, seated in the gallery, took a drink from a simple plastic water bottle. Seconds later, she began convulsing violently.
The courtroom erupted into chaos as she collapsed to the floor, foaming at the mouth. Despite emergency responders’ efforts, Justinda was pronounced dead at the scene.
As panic spread, no one noticed the bottle — until it claimed a second victim.
While gathering scattered documents, prosecutor Justine Turner brushed against the poisoned bottle. Unaware that its exterior had been coated with a highly concentrated digitalis compound, she touched her face moments later.
Within minutes, she collapsed. A second ambulance arrived, but it was too late. Justine Turner died inside the courthouse.
Forensics quickly confirmed the unthinkable: the bottle contained enough digitalis to kill multiple people. This was not an accident. It was a targeted attack.
Investigators soon realized the bottle had been placed near Michael Corinthos. He was likely the intended target. Instead, the poison eliminated two crucial figures in Willow’s case — a key witness and the lead prosecutor.
Judge Herron immediately declared a mistrial and dismissed all charges against Willow Kane with prejudice. Legally, her case was over forever. Willow walked free, but at a devastating cost.
Attention quickly turned to who could be behind such a calculated act. One name surfaced repeatedly: Cyrus Renault. Officially dead, but notorious for using poison and targeting the Corinthos and Quartermaine families. The question now haunting Port Charles — was Cyrus alive, or was someone copying his methods to disguise their identity?
Meanwhile, danger looms elsewhere.
At Wyndemere, Lucas Jones believes he has found happiness with his boyfriend Marco Rios. What Lucas doesn’t know is that Marco is secretly working with his powerful father, Sidwell, to take down Sonny Corinthos.
Feeding information and playing a dangerous double game, Marco’s deception puts Lucas directly in harm’s way.
Complicating matters further is Ava Jerome, who has positioned herself as Lucas’s emotional support — while secretly aligning herself with Sidwell. Ava stands to gain everything, including leverage over Avery’s custody, if Sonny falls.
As secrets deepen and alliances crumble, one truth is clear: the poison attack was only the beginning. Port Charles is under siege, and the shadows are far from finished.
