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General Hospital Spoilers: The Truth Behind Cyrus’ Death

General Hospital spoilers reveal that Joselyn did not kill Cyrus as everyone thought. The memories she has of that fateful night at the cabin are not true—they are merely a sophisticated illusion created by Jack Brennan to serve his purposes.

From the beginning, everything was set up to make Joselyn believe she was the murderer, but in reality, someone else pulled the trigger, and Brennan was the one orchestrating the entire drama from the shadows.

Brennan is not just a manipulator; he is a master at controlling other people’s minds. He knew that if he made Joselyn believe she had killed Cyrus, she would become trapped in feelings of guilt and panic, making her an easily controllable pawn.

By exploiting her disoriented mental state, Brennan could make her do anything he wanted. From the moment Joselyn pulled the trigger, Brennan was right outside, watching everything unfold.

But the question remains: Who really killed Cyrus? Did Brennan act from the outside, creating a situation to make Joselyn believe she was responsible for the death, or was there someone else in the shadows manipulating everything and turning Joselyn into an unconscious puppet?

Brennan’s Web of Control

Right after the event, Brennan quickly removed any evidence that could prove Joselyn’s innocence.

He took her clothes, phone, and jewelry and forced her to stay silent. No one, not even Carly, knew what happened at the cabin. Joselyn wasn’t just trapped in a murder she did not commit—she was also pushed into a world of absolute control where she no longer had the power to decide her own fate.

Joselyn started feeling that something was off. She kept replaying that night, but the more she tried to focus, the fuzzier her memories became.

She remembered pulling the trigger but couldn’t recall other important details. She heard a gunshot but wasn’t sure if it was hers.

Her confusion peaked when she tried to talk to Jason. She believed that if anyone could help her uncover the truth, it was him.

But just when she needed him the most, Jason was called to the PCPD and accused of being involved in Cyrus’ death.

This only added to Joselyn’s pressure. She not only had to stay silent about what happened but now had to witness the person she trusted most being dragged into the conspiracy she was unknowingly a victim of.

Who is the Real Killer?

With mounting evidence, it seems someone is trying to frame Jason or Drew. The discovery of two hairs at the crime scene only deepens the suspicion. Could they really belong to Jason? Or has Drew been pulled into this scheme?

Another person possibly involved is Jen Sidwell. He and Drew have a clear motive to control Sonny’s dock, and eliminating Jason would help them achieve their goal.

But if Sidwell is truly involved, is he the one who actually killed Cyrus, or was it Brennan who did it to create a situation that benefited him?

Brennan doesn’t just want to control Joselyn—he wants to use her as a tool to achieve larger goals. He knows she can’t keep quiet forever, but he also knows she is in a state of panic so deep that she can’t clearly find the truth.

He could easily use this situation to turn her into an agent for the WSB, controlling her every move and forcing her to obey his orders.

Carly’s Instincts Kick In

Carly may not know exactly what’s going on, but she’s no fool. She knows something is wrong with her daughter, and if she investigates deep enough, she will uncover the truth.

But can she act fast enough to protect Joselyn before Brennan completely takes control of her?

If Carly discovers that her new boyfriend has been manipulating her daughter, she won’t sit idly by. Carly has fought to protect her loved ones before, and she won’t hesitate to do it again.

But Brennan isn’t an easy enemy. He has a plan, power, and he’s willing to do anything to ensure that Joselyn remains under his control.

The Battle for Joselyn’s Freedom

Joselyn is facing a difficult choice—either she accepts what Brennan says and continues to be manipulated, or she stands up and fights for the truth. But if she chooses to confront Brennan, can she defeat someone as dangerous as him?

One thing is clear: Joselyn is not the killer. But if she doesn’t uncover the truth soon, she might get caught in a conspiracy even more dangerous than Cyrus’ death. At that point, not only will she be at risk, but so will everyone she loves.

The question now isn’t just who truly killed Cyrus—it’s also who will save Joselyn from the trap that Brennan has set?