The chilling character has managed to get away with a series of gruesome murders, but he's finally been locked away now
HOLLYOAKS killer Cameron was finally left to rot in jail tonight following his vile killings - by none other than his own daughter.
The character, played by Cameron Moore, filmed his final explosive scenes this week, as his family finally unearthed the truth, and discovered he had killed Celine McQueen, Joe Roscoe, Nico Blake, Ziggy Roscoe, his brother Lockie Campbell and his wife Leela’s parents Danny and Sam Lomax.
In a desperate attempt to hide the truth, Cameron chased his daughter Peri and wife Leela out of a log cabin and into the woods, before being hit by a van as he attempted to catch them.
He was rushed to hospital before being arrested and charged, and tonight's first look show on E4 saw him left shouting and crying as his daughter abandoned him, announcing he's "dead" to her.
As tensions exploded in a face to face chat in jail, Cameron said to his emotional daughter: "Peri please don't say that."
She responded: "I will never forgive you for what you've done. You're disgusting."
A crying and bloodied Cameron desperately said: "Peri please don't leave me you're all I've got."
To which an upset Peri hit back: "You're dead to me", before leaving the cell.
Meanwhile, actor Cameron has hinted it might not be the end for his evil character, and speaking to the , he said: "I always think it’s best to have killers alive in prison rather than dead, because then, terror always looms over the village.
“If they want me back, then yeah I’d love to come back.
“Never say never, if it’s good enough for Silas…”
It comes after Cameron was finally unmasked earlier this week, as he confessed to Celine's murder.
The soap villain came clean over the death after her body was found, and he also admitted killing Lockie, Ziggy and Nico.
Cameron confessed to the killing, admitting Celine is not the only victim of his murderous rampage as he attempted to protect his life with Leela (Kirsty-Leigh Porter) and Peri (Ruby O’Donnell).
