'Pretty Little Liars' Season 5 Spoilers: Alison's Trial Ends, Will She Be Found Guilty?

Fans of the hit teen suspense drama TV series "Pretty Little Liars" are already looking forward for the show's fifth season finale to reveal the big "A" mystery and this week's episode might offer some slight hints about who that person really is.

The last episode saw the chaos generated by Jason (Drew Van Acker) when he altered his testimony. The trial of his sister Alison (Sasha Pieterse) has also already started. Meanwhile, the Liars seek the help of Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) to track down the true identity of Varjak. They see Caleb's assistance as a way to exonerate Hanna (Ashely Benson) and Ali from the crime that they were allegedly involved with.

On the upcoming episode titled "I'm a Good Girl, I Am," spoiler reports indicate that avid followers of the show will finally be able to know if Alison is really guilty or innocent.

An episode synopsis was posted on The Futon Critic and it reads:

"Alison's trial is coming to a close, and the outcome looks even more bleak when the prosecution calls a surprise witness that not only paints Alison in a bad light but also the PLLs and Mike. Desperate to find any evidence or witness to save their friends, Aria, Emily and Spencer race to find someone or something that can prove Ali's innocence and put an end to this nightmare."

The summary went on to indicate that Mike could become A's next target when "it looks like he might be called to testify."

"Pretty Little Liars" Season 5 airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on ABC Family.

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