The Young and the Restless: Chance Shocking Connection to Heather Death

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Sharon's mental state has drastically deteriorated to the point that she attempted to murder Phyllis' son Daniel and supposedly killed Heather.

Sharon blacked out the night of the event and does not recall beating Heather to death, thus there is a chance she did not do it.

Is There More Than Meets the Eye?

Plus, Chance just discovered that the murder weapon was an octopus statue found in Daniel's room and used to bash Heather.

The Young and the Restless (Y&R) reminds audiences that anything can happen in Genoa City.

Heather's death is still causing shock among admirers.

While Sharon attempts to cover up Heather's death during an intense argument, viewers can't help but suspect she isn't the perpetrator.

Could the program utterly mislead viewers when it comes to the murderer?

Y&R informs viewers that Chance is one of the nice men in GC; nonetheless, the drama enjoys changing around characters and personalities the most.

Chance's actor, Conner, is no longer under contract with the show. This renders the character disposable.

It might also indicate that an escape is impending.

Add in the fact that Chance pressed the button on his GCPD return shortly after Heather's death, "pushing" to take on her case, and there's some "fishiness" there.

Did Chance Cross the Line?

When Phyllis pretended to die, Chance didn't stop looking, even though there was overwhelming proof that Diane was to blame.

In this case, he appears to be taking everything at face value, particularly Sharon's latest story about seeing Heather the night she died and the lady claiming to have battled Daniel.

He almost immediately handed Sharon the pass, which is suspicious.

Even more suspect is that he is permitted to oversee the investigation, given that he is dating Summer and has ties to Daniel and Heather's families.

The old Chance would have instantly withdrawn from the probe.

The majority of followers have stated on social media that Chance is in a significant dispute in this situation.

The disclosure of Chance's previous romance with Heather should also be deemed a conflict by the department.

According to the Y&R history books, Chance and Heather dated before she moved on to Daniel.

Could Chance have been furious about this the entire time?

Chance murdering Heather seems farfetched, but this kind of narrative may lead to an exit.

The Y&R could come up with a rationale for Chance's personality change, just as they did with JT when it was determined he had a brain tumor.