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'General Hospital' spoilers news: Ava finds evidence; Valentin appears

Charmaine Montes July 11, 2016 06:43 AM EST

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"General Hospital" is never short of drama and mystery and the week of July 11 is no exception. More revelations will surface and things are about to get intense.

According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, Ava will find something at the Cassadine Island mansion that will change her perspective about Nikolas. While walking around the house, she will come across a certain thing that once belonged to Helena. It's not just any thing of Helena's, though. It's something that will link Nikolas to a possible crime.

Ava will be suspicious over what she has found and will try to get some answers from Nikolas by confronting him. Although she already has a hunch of what Nikolas has been up to, she still wants to know straight from him what his agenda really is. Could the thing that Ava found be the evidence that proves that Nikolas is the killer of Helena? Or could it be something else that will lead to the true answers to the big mystery?

Meanwhile, Soap Shows detailed that Sam and Jason will encounter a problem in their plan. They thought that they will be able to outsmart Ava and Nikolas. What they didn't expect is the appearance of Theo, whose real name is Valentin.

Sam and Jason were able to grab a photo of Nikolas alive and well. Jason then tried to lock Ava and Nikolas in a room so that they could escape. But as they were already close to success, Theo appears and things go down south from there.

Spoilers also revealed that Spencer will be spilling the truth about his father. Laura is certain that Spencer is hiding the truth about Nikolas but she needs to extract the truth from him first. As a kid, Spencer is sure to blurt out what really happened to his father. The secret he is carrying is too heavy for him to handle. Laura will be pleased to know that her son is alive after all.

"General Hospital" airs Mondays to Fridays on ABC.

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