Who’s protecting the real killer—and why did Dylan step into the line of fire?

A Confession That Doesn’t Add Up

Next week on The Bold and the Beautiful, Dylan’s sudden confession to killing Luna Nozawa throws the Forresters into turmoil—but viewers aren’t buying it. After all, Dylan only just arrived in Los Angeles and already seems tangled in a deadly web of secrets.

She told Electra Forrester that she was the driver who hit Luna when she ran into the road—after Luna had allegedly tied her up and threatened her. Despite describing the incident as an “accident,” Dylan claimed she immediately called the police and reported what happened.

But something smells off.

Viewers Smell a Setup

From the start, fans have questioned Dylan’s motives. Why confess to such a serious crime in such a casual way? And why choose Electra—of all people—as her confidante?

Theories are flying online:

• Is Dylan covering for someone else?

• Could she be working with Luna, helping her fake her death?

• Or worse… was Dylan paid off to take the fall?

The show hasn’t revealed how Luna’s body was found, whether any official identification was confirmed, or whether Det. Baker even received the confession Dylan claims she made. There’s still no hard evidence linking Dylan to the incident—just her word.

And in B&B, that’s never enough.

Who Stands to Gain?

The storyline has also introduced Will Spencer Jr., who could have a motive if Luna’s pregnancy had become a threat. Viewers speculate someone close to Will—possibly even a Spencer family member—may have arranged the hit and then paid Dylan to confess. That would make Luna’s supposed death not just a tragedy… but an assassination.

If Luna was pregnant with Will’s baby at the time, this is no longer just a hit-and-run—it’s a targeted elimination.

A Shocking Twist Ahead?

According to B&B spoilers, a major twist is looming. And with Dylan’s history still a blank slate, she could be anyone—an imposter, a plant, or even a long-lost enemy of the Forresters.

The fact that she feels so comfortable confessing a killing to Electra raises another chilling possibility: Electra already knew.