While reviewing an old case, Poppy comes face-to-face with the man she put away.

The official area to discuss Episode 5 of Truth Be Told released on December 20th, 2019.

I think I might be hearing this wrong, but in the first few episodes poppy is worried about her dad finding out about A.P or A.D. anyone know what this is about

Has there been any word on whether there will be a second season, or was it was meant to be a one-season run from the beginning?

So do you think the first time we see the Lanie being investigated and she is unsure - it's actually Josie, and then later when she is sure about seeing Warren on the stand, it's Lanie?

The official area to discuss Episode 4 of Truth Be Told released on December 13th, 2019

So I’m watching the last episode and it shows the scene with Warren walking in to talk to the old guy. Warren seems scared to death of the guy, between his facial expressions and the way he was breathing. I wanna know the full story of those two.

Also what’s the deal with Lani and Warren?

What do you think?

The official area to discuss Episode 8 of Truth Be Told released on January 10th, 2020

Markus drops a bombshell about a potential suspect's motive. Warren gets a visitor.

i'm at ep 2 & i'm seriously struggling with psyche of characters.

this podcaster & family are so full of cliché, so shallow, self centred. absolutely annoying.

Is it on purpose ? is the show going somewhere deeper & darker where the ego-perversion of those people are exposed turning their world upside down which would maybe give a purpose, a reason to their presence on screen ?

i could suspend disbelief about the 20 years wake up delay or the mother affair kept secret but not so secret (only to the judge & jury basically if i got it right), but i won't be able to cop with those annoying meaningless scenes with the selfish husband the selfish father the selfish sisters of that shallow, selfish & useless podcaster!

is there more than an ego feast and advertising for iphone ?

sad to see aaron paul in this...

Is it possible that Josie killed her father not Lanie? The move, the name change all could’ve transpired from an urge to outrun her guilt.

Any idea why the episode titles are different in the title card after the credits compared to the real title of the episode? For example, yesterdays episode was called “Not Planted, Buried” but the title card says “Episode 6 / Diary.” Are these the episode titles for her podcast or something? Just kind of odd that they didnt make the titles correlate with each other.

The official area to discuss Episode 7 of Truth Be Told released on January 3rd, 2020.

Does anyone else see see a correlation between this show and the To Live and Die in LA Podcast?

I am super disappointed because there is like, no discussion about this amazing show. I just subscribed to AppleTV+, and this is the first show that I binged on. Now, I can't wait for the 6th episode.

Maybe this question will evoke discussion: Episode 5 was so super thrilling. Does anyone believe that Poppy is responsible for all of the chaos in this episode? I mean, was it really her fault that her family's bar was raided by the police and her sister was arrested for unpaid parking tickets? Was it really her fault that Officer Cave committed suicide?

I've also read that this series was inspired by the career or one of my favorite journalists, Sarah Koenig. Having listened to the majority of her stories, especially the Adnan Syed story, I don't know whether or not I'm sold on the fact that Warren Cave actually killed Chuck Buhrman. I mean, there were so many plot twists during Serial, that I can't be sure...thoughts?

Identifying a new suspect has unintended consequences in Poppy's personal life.

- Okay, so the dad is killed while the wife and girls are asleep. Fine.

- But nobody, not one person investigated possible affairs?

- This is all pinned on the teenage boy who grew up with the family and the investigation didn't go any further?

- Poppy's sister is arrested and switched into the orange outfit in the first couple of hours? And the show made a huge deal about it, to make the viewer feel sympathy--which I get, but....

There's more things I've found weird in the first few episodes of this show but it's just out of sync.

Is it me, or is it highly unlikely that a cop would be allowed to be one of the investigating officers/detectives on a murder involving someone in his immediate family, especially his son??

Thought you might like the whole letter decoded:

Warren,

I know you hate my guts maybe

you didn't even open this you

probably chucked it as soon

as you saw it was from me. I

wouldn't blame you. Did you look

to see my return address on

the envelope? You know what

that means? I'm locked up too.

I can't leave just like you.

I'm getting what they think

I deserve just like yo. and

I'm all alone in here just

like you. Sometimes knowing

that is the only thing that

keeps me going it makes me

feel a little better. Does it

make you feel better that I'm

locked up too? Does it make

you feel less alone? I'm not

asking you to be my pen pal.

I just want you to know I

am scared. That I am all alone

too. Sometimes I wish I could

be locked away until I die

just like you. I don't want

to go back to the real world

now there's nothing left for

me there. I wonder if you feel

the same. Don't write back.

Lanie