Truth Be Told - Season 2
Season 2
Descending into the world of true-crime podcasts, season two follows Octavia Spencer as podcaster Poppy Parnell, who risks everything - including her life - to pursue truth and justice. Poppy dives into a new case that deeply involves her childhood friend, media mogul Micah Keith. As developments unfold, their lifelong friendship is put to the ultimate test.
Episodes
Other People's Tears Are Only Water
Poppy attends an art exhibit for her friend, successful lifestyle guru Micah, but it ends in a shocking tragedy.
Ghosts at the Feast
As she looks into the deaths, Poppy uncovers a massive secret. Shreve reveals a medical diagnosis to his family.
If Wishes Were Horses
Poppy learns there's more than meets the eye with Micah's assistant, Ramon. Micah grows distrustful of those closest to her.
In Another Life
The case takes a turn when another person close to Micah is found dead. Poppy and Ingram's marriage reaches a crossroads.
If I Didn't Laugh, You'd Cry
Coping with personal struggles, Poppy begins to question herself. Holt's old friend finds him. Poppy and Aames identify a new murder suspect.
All These Women
Poppy and Markus search for a mysterious associate of Holt's. Memories of Poppy's childhood with Miss Shirley invade her thoughts.
Lanterman-Petris-Short
Rose tells Poppy about Micah's past. A protective Holt goes to extreme measures, with violent consequences.
The Untold Story
Micah threatens to expose Poppy's dark secret. Markus makes a major decision.
Brick by Brick It Also Falls
Poppy's pursuit of a suspect leads to a horrific confrontation. The truth about Poppy's childhood with Miss Shirley is revealed.
Last Exit...Oakland
Grappling with the aftermath of the attack, Poppy interviews Micah on her podcast and gets to the bottom of the case.
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