Finn (played by Rob Mills) is currently living with the Kennedys on Neighbours after the court acquitted the former felon on his past crimes due to his retrograde amnesia diagnosis on the Channel 5 soap.
Since he moved back to Ramsay Street, residents of the cul-de-sac have been reluctant to believe Finn has changed his villainous ways although he has made several attempts to prove his reformed character and his good-willed nature.
It hasn’t helped a series of sinister events have taken place in Erinsborough impenitently after Finn’s release from police hold, with many residents blaming him for stints such as razor blades being found in the Kennedy’s apricots.
Next week, the real culprit is ousted as another plan unravels leaving lives in the balance and although Finn isn’t the one committing the crimes, he does have a very close link to the villain terrorising Ramsay Street.
The big reveal kicks off on the day Toadie Rebecchi (Ryan Maloney) is launching The Sonya Rebecchi Foundaiton in memory of his late wife who passed away earlier this year.
Toadie’s plan for the day was to have the launch take place near the lake before moving the resident of Ramsay Street to the community centre for refreshments, but when maintenance issues push his plans forward, the widower directs everyone to the centre an hour early.
What he doesn’t realise is former principal of Finn’s old school in Sydney where he taught before moving to Erinsborough, Harry Sinclair (Paul Dawber) has returned to Ramsay Street to get his revenge on the reformed villain.
Harry made an appearance in 2017 and although he and Finn were once friends, it seems his attitude has changed considerably towards the former felon.
Wanting to frame Finn for his actions, Harry manages to recruit Ned Willis (Ben Hall) into hoping him leak poisonous gas canisters through the air vents of the community centre, wanting to wreck havoc for his former colleague.
Ned agrees to go through with Harry’s plan as he is worried Finn will try and come between his relationship with
