TV Soap News and Spoilers reports that as the mystery deepens in Days of Our Lives, fans are no longer just asking who shot EJ DiMera—but why.
A shocking theory is gaining traction: what if the shooter was a child?
More specifically, Rachel Black, the young daughter of Brady Black and Kristen DiMera. A child raised amidst chaos, manipulation, and betrayal.
Could she be capable of attempted murder?
A Dangerous Legacy: Rachel’s Descent
Rachel’s background is troubled. Born from scandal, she’s been through custody battles, lies, and emotionally unstable parenting.
Her mother, Kristen, is one of Salem’s most dangerous women.
Rachel has shown:
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Emotional instability
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Obsession with loyalty to family
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Increasingly erratic behavior
Motive for Revenge?
EJ DiMera is rumored to be responsible for the disappearance of Marina Evans, Rachel’s beloved grandmother.
If Rachel discovered this, her already fragile mind might have snapped.
Suspicious Clues:
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Missing gun from the DiMera mansion
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Small fingerprints on gloves
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Child-sized footprints in the garden
These were overlooked in favor of adult suspects—but what if the truth is more shocking?
A New Face for Rachel
Alice Hulse takes over the role of Rachel Black, replacing Finley Rose Slater.
Insiders tease:
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A darker, more emotionally complex Rachel
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A storyline that may reveal her secret guilt
Could we see flashbacks? A confession? A spiral into psychological torment?
Fallout If the Truth Comes Out
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Brady must face that Rachel may be like Kristen
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Kristen may protect Rachel—or sacrifice her to save herself
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EJ, if he survives, may seek revenge—or protect Rachel out of DiMera loyalty
Final Thoughts
With Rachel’s recast and the storyline heating up, the big question remains:
Did Rachel shoot EJ—or is someone else behind it all?
Summary:
A wild theory suggests Rachel Black, just 10 years old, might be the one who shot EJ DiMera in Days of Our Lives. Evidence like missing weapons, small fingerprints, and emotional breakdowns point to her. With a new actress taking on the role, Rachel’s story may be heading in a darker, more complex direction—raising questions about guilt, family loyalty, and the consequences of being born into chaos.
