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'True Detective: Night Country' Episode 6 Takeaway: The mystery behind scientists' death finally unravels

Evangeline Navarro and Liz Danvers finally discover the mysteries behind the deaths of Tsalal scientists
UPDATED FEB 19, 2024
Jodie Foster as Liz Danvers and Kali Reis as Evangeline Navarro in 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)
Jodie Foster as Liz Danvers and Kali Reis as Evangeline Navarro in 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)

Contains spoilers for 'True Detective: Night Country'

ENNIS, ALASKA: 'True Detective: Night Country' has reached its conclusion. In Episode 6, the lingering questions have been answered as Evangeline Navarro (Kali Reis) and Liz Danvers (Jodie Foster) discover the truth behind the mysterious death of scientists and Annie Kowtok's murder.

The finale episode aired on HBO and Max on Sunday, February 18. Navarro and Danvers take a life-threatening trip to the ice caves on New Year's Eve and find the unexpected.

Liz Danvers and Evangeline Navarro discover what happened to the scientists

Raymond Clark gets caught in Episode 6 of 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)
Raymond Clark in Episode 6 of 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)

After a long night at Tsalal Arctic Research Station along with the chilling revelations by Raymond Clark, Liz Danvers is finally able to put together the pieces of the puzzle. She finds fingerprints on the hatch of a secret passage that leads them to Blair Hartman and Beatrice Malee.

Danvers and Navarro visit the local women for questioning. While seated together, Beatrice shocks them with her version of the story.

Beatrice Malee tells what happened to the scientists in 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)
Beatrice Malee reveals what happened to the scientists in 'True Detective: Night Country' (HBO)

In a series of flashbacks, we see Beatrice working as a cleaning lady at Tsalal when she discovers that scientists were the ones who murdered Annie Kowtok.

To avenge her death, she, along with other local Indigenous women broke into the station with guns and rounded them up. They turned them loose and made them run naked into the ice until they froze to death.

Refusing to take the blame for the murder, she says, "They did it to themselves. When they dug in her home on the ice. If she wanted them, she would take them. And if not, their clothes were there for them. They'd be half-frozen, but they'd survive. But they didn't, though. I guess she wanted to take them."

How does the case close?

Satisfied that justice has been served, Navarro and Danvers choose to withhold the truth, keeping the resolution of the case to themselves.

"Stories are stories", says Navarro while Danvers quotes the forensics report, which attributes the scientists' deaths was a slab avalanche.

Meanwhile, Danvers cleverly leaks a video of Raymond Clark where he confesses that the scientists at Tsalal were manipulating the pollution numbers for Silver Sky mining which resulted in an increased number of cancer cases and stillbirths.

'True Detective: Night Country' is streaming on Max.

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