General Hospital Spoilers & Preview For The Week Of March 11, 2024, reveals that Jason will successfully escape from Carly’s house after Anna and Jagger arrive with a search warrant. But in the preview video, it looks like Jason wouldn’t be able to stay free for very long. The cops will find him soon, but we don’t know if he’ll get arrested or not. Keep reading to find out!

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The preview video starts with Sonny talking to Sam. It seems like they’re at the hospital, possibly outside Dante’s room. Sonny gives Sam an update, mentioning they got an ID. To this, Sam anxiously asks, “Who?!”

The preview video also features Sonny and Anna engaging in a heated argument at the police station. Anna asserts that there’s no evidence Jason shot Dante. However, Sonny counters, “But you don’t know that he didn’t.”

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This suggests that Dante hasn’t regained consciousness to clear Jason’s name at this point. While Jason’s return is surrounded by confusion and uncertainty, it’s evident he’s not evil. However, there are hints that Jason may have changed in some way.

General Hospital fans can also expect Drew to argue with Carly during the week of March 11, 2024. Carly fills Sonny in about Jason’s return shortly after the search warrant ordeal. However, things become problematic when Drew learns the truth. General Hospital Spoilers suggest he confronts Carly, who appears to be sad.

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Drew will get mad and say he doesn’t want to see Carly breaking all the limits for Jason. Carly appears taken aback and struggles to respond. However, she appears speechless in the weekly preview clip. Will Carly fix things with Drew while everything seems chaotic with Jason’s return?

Only time will tell, so stick around to see what’s coming up next. Meanwhile, stay glued to Soap Opera Daily for your daily fix of General Hospital spoilers and gossip! Also, enjoy the preview video below.