There is no doubt that the Season 1 finale of 'How to Get Away With Murder' was as enthralling as the other episodes of the show. The continuous twists and turns in the storyline have been successful in retaining the viewers' interest, in addition to providing great satisfaction to the cast and creators of the show. Now, as Season 2 is set to debut this fall, viewers are eager to know who is responsible for Rebecca's murder.

Christian Today reports that actress Liza Weil, who portrays Annalise Keating's associate in 'How to Get Away With Murder, recently told Access Hollywood, "I can tell you that Rebecca's killer will be revealed in the (Season 2) premiere." During the Television Critics Association Tour, Weil clarified, "A lot of those sorts of mysteries that come up in the finale like Eggs 911 and that will start to be addressed and all that stuff is going to get wrapped up really early in the season..."

While fans will see several mysteries related to past murders being uncovered in Season 2, 'How to Get Away With Murder' will also be have plenty of new mysteries for the upcoming season. In fact, this is where the plot becomes more interesting, as consequences of past actions may possibly influence more people and situations in the present.

'How to Get Away With Murder' show creator and executive producer, Pete Nowak told Hollywood Reporter, "It doesn't go away. Just like anything in our show, I don't want anything to be forgotten..."

This reflects the magnetism of the TV series. When the identity of the killer is revealed, the motive as well as the manner of murder is put under scrutiny. In several levels, the mystery actually never ends, in any case for a little while.

In 'How to Get Away With Murder' Season 2, fans will see Rebecca (portrayed by Katie Findlay) again, even though this time it will only be flashbacks of her character. In fact, even Sam Keating may appear in flashbacks, as his murder too has put up several unanswered questions.

'How to Get Away with Murder' Season 2 will air on Sept. 24, 10:00 p.m. on ABC.