Tomorrow Belongs to Us: Victor Arrested… Was it staged?

Warning, this article contains spoilers for tomorrow’s upcoming episodes. If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read the following!

For several days, the Seti police have been investigating the burning of our winery tomorrow.

Obviously, it didn’t take long for the investigators to suspect that Victor Brunet (Farooq Bermuga) had set the hangar on fire for an insurance fraud story and sabotaged the brakes of the Philippine Juilliard to recover the Vogrenier property.

Although Victor maintains his innocence, all the evidence is against him. And even Timothy (Gregory’s champion) has trouble believing it.

Victor was soon arrested by the police!

Given the law’s history and the evidence against him, Victor Brunet will be arrested in the episode airing Thursday, October 3 on TF1.

Indeed, the police will find a cuff in the Philippines’ car, and more precisely near the timing belt. If PTS found no fingerprints or DNA traces on it, Timothy knows this cuff very well because it belongs to his father.

After much hesitation, Timothee tells Commander Constant (Frank Monsin) the truth. Hours later, Victor is arrested for arson, insurance fraud, and attempted murder.

What if it was a setup?

Even though all the evidence is against his father, Timothy is determined to shed light on the matter. In A new extract is available on the TF1+ platformTimothy also has a new hypothesis that turns everything upside down.

“I crossed your mother’s car data with her GPS data. I was able to analyze his driving behavior from the starting point to the crash. It is abnormal” he explains to Damien (Adrien Robb). Indeed, Philip was driving at a very low speed even on the 80 km/h restricted sections.

Timothy continues: “TMom knew her car was broken and her brakes weren’t working. That’s why he did so well“. a theory that is far from charming Damien.

The latter then tells him that Filipina felt something strange about her car and that she would use the engine brake to lose speed. Something that would save him.

However, Timothy believes that this is impossible. According to him, it takes very good reflexes to avoid such an incident. Damien, on the other hand, disagrees with him. If Timothy had had a driver’s license, he said, he would have known that you can tell when something is wrong with your car, especially when you’ve been driving it for a long time.

“Look Timothy, I’m sorry about what’s really going on with you, but before you get into serious conspiracy theory…” says Damien. Timothy insists he doesn’t, but Damien doesn’t see things the same way.”You are accusing my mother of setting up her accident and having evidence to incriminate my father. What is this if not a conspiracy theory?“.

Did Timothy hit the mark? The answer will soon be in Tomorrow!