Who Killed Lucy Beale: Bookies Offer Odds as Money Comes in on Billy Mitchell

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The big question throughout all the UK this week: Who killed Lucy Beale?   The bookies have posted their odds with Billy Mitchell as the 3-1 favorite after being as long as 80-1.

Lucy Beale, a character on EastEnders, was killed one year ago this week and the 30-year-old British soap is marking the occasion (their 30th anniversary) by finally revealing her killer on Thursday.

Ladbrokes, Paddy Power and Boyle Sports were all asked for odds on Billy Mitchell and several big bets from Ireland have been placed on the EastEnders favorite, according to reports.  Mitchell does not even figure into the BBC’s list of 14 suspects.

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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