Plot Synopsis

Partly inspired by true events and co-written and directed by Daphna Levin, TRUTH is a one-hour drama series that centers on a controversial murder case's verdict day. Ten years after Israel's most controversial homicide case, convicted murderer Ruby Deloya is set to receive the verdict on his appeal. Then an eerily similar murder takes place, casting the original investigation into doubt. Young detective Racheli Zabatani must revisit the traumas of her past to figure out the mysteries of the present. TRUTH made its U.S. debut on Monday, May 27, 2024 on Acorn TV, which released the first two episodes. Two new installments drop weekly on Mondays through June 17. Episodes include:

Episode 1 (U.S. debut on Monday, May 27, 2024): For a decade now, Ruby Deloya, a convicted murderer, has been claiming his innocence. Just before the announcement of the final decision regarding his appeal, Racheli, a youth investigator at the Rosh Ha'Ain police, finds the body of a girl. Just like a decade ago, the girl is in the same location, with the same jumping rope wrapped around her neck.

Episode 2 (U.S. debut on Monday, May 27, 2024): Brigadier General Forges is put in charge of the murder investigation, much to the dismay of retired officer Eliyahu Zabatani, Racheli's father and the one who led to the conviction of Deloya. Forges sets up a special investigation team and doesn't include Racheli in it, but she fights for her place. At the young girl's funeral, her brother points an accusing finger in an unexpected direction.