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The Walking Dead Conspiracy Theory

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With the seventh season of ‘The Walking Dead’ not being aired for some more months, there has been several speculations from fans on who killed Negan, and what the dealings between Ezekiel and the Kingdom were.
Fans have started pre-empting on what would probably happen when the Walking Dead would return to the screens. Some fans have developed a theory, which states that Michonne may betray Rick Grimes.
Fans recollect the situation when Michonne and Rick met each other in the prison. She was initially protected and guarded and with the passage of time, she built a trust in Rick and became a part of The Walking Dead family. They started getting comfortable with each other and gradually fell in love. Their romance was exceedingly visible during

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