That case, she suspected, would never have enough episodes.
"No," Nina said, and for the first time in a decade, she told the truth. "But I know where they are. And I know who put them there." how many episodes in true detective
Nina sat in the dark, the photograph trembling in her hand. The case wasn't closed. It was solved. That was worse. Because now she had to choose: bury the journal where Cole had buried the truth, or turn it in and admit that for nineteen years, she'd been hunting a ghost while the real killer rotted two towns over, unmourned and unnamed. That case, she suspected, would never have enough episodes