The Best Episodes of Truth Be Told

Poppy continues building her new case, while Warren faces repercussions for his actions.

Director: Tucker Gates

Writer: Matt Johnson

Poppy zeroes in on her new suspect, and Warren makes a fateful decision.

Director: Loni Peristere

Writer: Darla Lansu, Alexandra Salerno

Poppy enlists an unlikely ally in her hunt. The events of Halloween 1999 are revealed.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Leonard Dick

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

Director: Rosemary Rodriguez

Writer: Nichelle D. Tramble

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

Director: Sarah Pia Anderson

Writer: Chitra Elizabeth Sampath

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

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: N/A

Poppy and Markus trace their prime suspect's movements on the night of the murder.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Davita Scarlett

Coping with personal struggles, Poppy begins to question herself. Holt's old friend finds him. Poppy and Aames identify a new murder suspect.

Director: Nelson Cragg

Writer: Amanda Segel

To find the girl from the blackmail tape, Poppy turns to Eva. Aames shares troubling information about the crime scene surveillance tape.

Director: Millicent Shelton

Writer: Michael Kastelein

A devastated Poppy tries to walk away from the case, but it won't let her go.

Director: Sarah Pia Anderson

Writer: Michael Kastelein

Poppy and Markus search for a mysterious associate of Holt's. Memories of Poppy's childhood with Miss Shirley invade her thoughts.

Director: Ariel Kleiman

Writer: Jeanine Daniels

Micah threatens to expose Poppy's dark secret. Markus makes a major decision.

Director: Nelson Cragg

Writer: Hilly Hicks Jr.

Markus tries getting to the bottom of a shocking discovery. Eva makes a startling confession to Poppy.

Director: Bille Woodruff

Writer: Darla Lansu, Rebecca Dameron

Poppy attends an art exhibit for her friend, successful lifestyle guru Micah (Kate Hudson)—but it ends in a shocking tragedy.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Nichelle D. Tramble

Poppy learns there's more than meets the eye with Micah's assistant, Ramon. Micah grows distrustful of those closest to her.

Director: Dawn Wilkinson

Writer: Milla Bell-Hart

The case takes a turn when another person close to Micah is found dead. Poppy and Ingram's marriage reaches a crossroads.

Director: Jet Wilkinson

Writer: Jai Tiggett

Rose tells Poppy about Micah's past. A protective Holt goes to extreme measures, with violent consequences.

Director: Alexis Ostrander, Fred Toye

Writer: Darla Lansu

Poppy's pursuit of a suspect leads to a horrific confrontation. The truth about Poppy's childhood with Miss Shirley is revealed.

Director: Kat Candler

Writer: Michael Kastelein

Grappling with the aftermath of the attack, Poppy interviews Micah on her podcast and gets to the bottom of the case.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Michael Kastelein, Matthew Montoya

Poppy takes the investigation into her own hands and grapples with whether she can trust Eva.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Jamie Rosengard, Henry 'Hank' Jones

With the clock ticking, Poppy desperately looks for clues to Trini's whereabouts, leaning on Eva as a resource.

Director: Bille Woodruff

Writer: Michael Kastelein, Lisa Michelle Payton

Poppy reveals her suspect to Markus—and risks her career with a bold tactic. Shreve's confrontation with a politician leads to an arrest.

Director: Alrick Riley

Writer: Darla Lansu, Henry 'Hank' Jones

Eva bares her soul to Poppy. Markus spirals out of control. Poppy and Aames uncover more evidence about the suspect in custody.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Jamie Rosengard, Madeleine Pron

Reeling in the aftermath of the attack, Poppy sets her sights on locating a suspect on the run. Markus seeks help from Shreve.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Poppy focuses her next podcast on the neglected issue of missing Black girls in Oakland as she tries to locate a friend’s teen daughter.

Director: Mikkel Nørgaard

Writer: Maisha Closson