https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2019/01/true-detective-who-is-the-killer-amelia-season-3-episode-3-the-big-never/amp

A good summary through episode 3. Additional markers from 4 include Amelia’s disinterest in Hays actually pursuing the case compared to when it was a game for her to play and particularly how cagey she is during their dinner in 1980. If you’re not suspecting her it’s mostly a cute, well acted awkward dinner. But if you are, it’s kind of incredible how little she says about herself and how often she redirects Hays to open himself up more while she stays closed off.

She’s also more than once made reference to pretending she’s other people and having a messy past on the coast. It’s also a little hard to ignore how villainous her one “appearance” so far in 2015 was. I’m not all in on this or anything, and Pizzolatto is on record as not trying to do an unreliable narrator/mental illness thing here, but it’s been one of the more fun aspects of the show for me so far.

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