Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: “No Remains” Found In Victor Kiriakis’s Plane Crash, Imposter Arc Coming?

Days Of Our Lives (DOOL) spoilers suggest that with news around Victor Kiriakis’s (John Aniston) plane crash, the land of Salem will be grieving for the month of August and more.

Still, as the show is finally acknowledging Victor’s death, moreover the passing of actor John Aniston who died late last year, why were “no remains” found at the site of the accident? Is the soap leading up to an “imposter” storyline?

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – Things Don’t Seem Final

Many characters exit storylines, and oftentimes, they “die” with a window of opportunity for a return. Not finding a body or remains is one way daytime dramas do this.

As actor John Aniston originated the Victor role, and the actor himself passed away, it seems odd that the soap opera wouldn’t create an arc where Kiriakis’s passing was final, and a body was found.

After all, no one else could step into the role at this point; there would be too much fan outrage.

Days Spoilers – Could Someone Return “Pretending” To Be Victor?

Kiriakis was a wealthy man, with a conglomerate, properties in Greece, and so much more. It would be quite lucrative for any schemer to give the old “imposter” game a try.

Perhaps, someone comes to Salem claiming that they are Victor, and their “different” face can be explained away by surgery due to the crash. Maybe an old Kiriakis relative fakes being Victor to gain access to Kiriakis’s money and power over Titan.

As Aniston has passed, Days fans would know the person is lying, but would his family, loved ones, and friends fall for it?

Right now, Maggie Kiriakis (Suzanne Rogers) is devastated and might want to believe she and Victor have been given a second chance.

Then, there’s Shawn-Douglas Brady (Brandon Beemer). Viewers recently learned that Victor stopped talking to him after he accidentally shot his father Bo Brady (Peter Reckell), blaming his grandson for Bo landing in a coma.

Shawn-D would love to “think” that he, too, has a second chance to make things right with this grandfather.

With the minor loose ends surrounding his death, could an imposter show up, claiming he’s Victor Kiriakis?