‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Ingo Rademacher’s Jasper Jacks Returns With A Bang?

It emerged earlier last month that Ingo Rademacher is returning to "General Hospital" and his character Jasper "Jax" Jacks is confirmed to appear on Friday, July 29. But not without a bang. Spoilers for this week tease that Jax made sure his presence would be noticed by the people in Port Charles.

Jax To Solve Kidney Donor Puzzle

When it was revealed that in June that Ingo Rademacher is definitely coming back on a recurring basis to "General Hospital," speculations are that his storyline would revolve around the kidney mystery that saved the life of his daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). The organ was said to be from little Jake (Jake Hudson West), but since Jake did not actually die, it became a puzzle as to where the kidney came from. Perhaps Jax will provide closure to that.

"General Hospital" spoilers tease that Jax return comes as his daughter's illness will worsen and test results will a reveal troubling news. His ex-wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) will be hearing shocking news regarding the source of Josslyn's kidney, as Parent Herald earlier learned. Spoilers for this week also showed that Carly, with the help of Nina Clay (Michelle Stafford), is trying to find Josslyn's kidney donor.

Jax Learns About Franco?

Another story arc in the rumor mills is that Jasper Jax would return to "General Hospital" when he was informed that Carly had Josslyn living under the same roof as Franco (Roger Howarth), via Celeb Dirty Laundry. And he doesn't approve of Franco. Another possibility is that he would also touch on the fake Luke Spencer storyline, in which the imposter is Jasper's brother, Jerry, according to fan theories.

Ingo Rademacher, 45, is reprising his role in "General Hospital" on a temporary period only. He was recently seen in "Hawaii Five-O" as Robert Coughlin. The actor originated the role of Jax Jacks in GH back in 1999 and was last seen in Port Charles in 2013 during the soap's 50th anniversary.

"General Hospital" airs from Mondays to Fridays on ABC at 2 p.m.