The truth might finally come out now, though, because Night Country just made the Tuttle’s prime suspects in multiple murders again.. How True Detective: Night Country Connects to Season One’s ...

The ending of True Detective Season 1 revealed that serial killer Errol Childress (aka The Yellow King Killer) was actually the son of a bastard Tuttle named William Lee Childress, and had been ...

Fans of True Detective should recognize that name immediately: It’s a reference to Billy Lee Tuttle, the Louisiana reverend and entrepreneur whose family was revealed to be the ringleaders of ...

True Detective: Night Country is undeniable entertwined with Matthew McConaughey's Season 1, ... Though not spelled out in full, the indication here is that Reverend Billy Lee Tuttle, ...

True Detective season 1 explained Rust and Marty’s decades-old serial killer case while addressing its philosophical ramifications, proving time is a flat circle. Occurring across three ...

Pop quiz: Is this a quote from this week’s episode of True Detective Season 4, ... The Tuttle name is on the company that secretly funds the ill-fated Tsalal research station, ...

The ominous spiral, the Tuttle family and Travis Cohle all lead back to True Detective's standout first season.

Otis’ fate is just one way “True Detective” raises the stakes in Episode 5, the penultimate entry in Season 4. (Yes, there are only six episodes, not eight, like prior seasons.) Hank is dead.

In True Detective‘s first season Matthew McConaughey’s Rust Cohle told detectives about his estranged father, Travis. He said the two had once lived together in Alaska and his pops died there ...

True Detective: Night Country‘s second episode confirmed Rust’s unsubstantiated season one statements about his dad.Travis Cohle did live and die in Alaska. One day, many years ago, he went ...