Tell Me Everything - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
A pair of investigators tries to decipher the motives of a mysterious assailant.
Episode 2
Police investigator Avi Avraham is appointed to be the head of a special investigation team.
Episode 3
The main suspect comes to testify, but the investigation gets complicated.
Episode 4
Kobi loses faith in the police and goes on his own independent investigation
Episode 5
Avi and Orna arrest a new central suspect.
Episode 6
Kobi continues the investigation and manages to track down the man the police failed to incriminate.
Episode 7
Penultimate chapter. Avi and Orna find Tokman who does not belong to Israel Gal.
Episode 8
Now you too will know everything.
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