Who Is Justin Barber Working For?
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers say Justin Barber’s (Aaron D. Spears) random return last week could actually turn in to a huge clue in the Tom Starr (Clint Howard) murder mystery. But, who is Bill Spencer’s (Don Diamont) former henchman working for? And, did they pay him to poison Tom at Il Giardino?
Right before Homeless Tom dropped dead on stage at Il Giardino, Justin Barber was spotted roaming around the restaurant. It’s apparently the only place to eat or drink in Los Angeles, so seeing Justin there isn’t exactly shocking. But, the fact that viewers haven’t seen him in nearly two years and he popped up at a crime scene is certainly suspicious.
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Why Is Justin Barber Back NOW?
Justin Barber spent over a decade doing Bill Spencer’s dirty work. But, a few years ago the loyal latchkey snapped and felt like his hard work wasn’t appreciated at Spencer Publications.
Justin tried to frame Bill Spencer for murder, and take over his company. His plan was botched and he slinked away from Spencer.
Then he got blackmailed in to working for Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye), and Justin Barber was last known to be working as a member of the Forrester legal team.
It’s highly unlikely Justin was working on behalf of the Forresters when he was at Il Giardino. But, is he freelancing for someone else?
Maybe Bill and Justin made up off screen and he’s snooping around to dig up dirt on Bill’s new baby-mama. Justin Barber could have already figured out Tom Starr’s ties to Bill’s new family.
B&B Spoilers – Was Justin Following Tom For Someone
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers hint Katie Logan (Heather Tom) is on a mission to prove Poppy is a fraud. Maybe, Katie hired Bill’s ex BFF behind his back to figure out if Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) is really his daughter?
Do you think Justin Barber is working on behalf of someone? Could he even be Tom’s killer? Or did the Bold and Beautiful writers just throw Justin in that scene as a red herring?
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