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Tell Me What You Did Summary by Chapter | Carter Wilson

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Introduction

Poe Webb hosts Tell Me What You Did, a popular podcast where anonymous criminals confess their darkest acts. But Poe isn’t just a curious interviewer.

At thirteen, she watched a man murder her mother and kept the secret to protect her father.

Driven by guilt and rage, she eventually tracked down the killer in New York and killed him herself. Or so she believed.

Tell Me What You Did Summary by Chapter walks you through every twist, from the unsettling first phone call to the bloody Halloween finale.

Tell Me What You Did blends true-crime podcast culture with a deeply personal revenge narrative, told in first-person present tense across one hundred short, propulsive chapters.


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Book Structure Overview

FeatureDetails
Total Chapters100 Chapters
Parts3 Parts (I: 1-27; II: 28-52; III: 53-100)
Prologue / EpilogueNone explicitly labeled; Chapter 1 acts as a future hook, Chapter 100 as an epilogue
Narrative FlowAlternates between present-day action and live-stream transcripts from October 31

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PartChapters
Part I: The Ghost in the Waiting Room1 – 27
Part II: The Hunter and the Hunted28 – 52
Part III: The Day of the Dead53 – 100

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Tell Me What You Did Summary Chapter by Chapter

⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This section contains detailed, chapter-by-chapter plot summaries of the entire book, including the ending.

Part I: The Ghost in the Waiting Room

Chapter 1: The Halloween Opening

A future transcript from October 31 shows Ian Hindley forcing Poe to state her real name and age. He threatens a male hostage to ensure her cooperation for a “special episode.”

Key Moment: Hindley commands Poe to “Tell me what you did.”

Chapter 2: The Office Commute

Two weeks earlier in Burlington, Poe describes her morning routine and her dog, Bailey. She explains her podcast studio is in her home and she records a second audio track for security.

Key Moment: Poe admits she started the show to lure her mother’s killer into the light.

Chapter 3: The Confession Disclaimer

Poe prepares to interview a guest named KOD4ever. Her producer, Kip, warns her the man might be a child molester, a major trigger for Poe.

Key Moment: Kip gives a thumbs-up that the guest appears to be telling the truth.

Chapter 4: The Stolen Puppy

KOD4ever confesses to being obsessed with an ex-girlfriend who cheated with a bartender. Instead of violence, he admits to breaking into the bartender’s home to steal his puppy.

Key Moment: The guest reveals he just put the stolen dog down after fifteen years.

Chapter 5: Transcript: Loneliness

In the October 31 transcript, Hindley asks about Poe’s childhood in Manchester. Poe admits to pulling away from everyone after her mother’s death.
Key Moment: Hindley hints at a dark secret regarding her time in New York City.

Chapter 6: The Rift with Kip

Kip visits Poe’s farmhouse and expresses frustration over the “space” between them. They argue about Poe’s tendency to hide her true self, leading to a tense separation.
Key Moment: Poe realizes she loves Kip just as he is walking out the door.

Chapter 7: Transcript: Profitable Guilt

Hindley questions Poe’s finances and her secret relationship with Kip. Poe explains she connects with guilty guests because she is just like them.

Key Moment: Hindley claims Poe is “as guilty as all of them.”

Chapter 8: The Freaky Guest

On October 16, Poe prepares for a nighttime recording session. Kip introduces the next guest, Ian Hindley, noting that the man genuinely freaks him out.

Key Moment: Poe feels an immediate, unsettling intuition about Hindley’s story.

Chapter 9: The Cadaverous Face

Hindley appears on screen looking emaciated with skin like “cigarette ash.” He speaks in a soft, unsettling whisper and calls his name an “homage.”

Key Moment: Hindley tells Poe she is going to learn “a lot about regret.”

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Chapter 10: The Fly Art

Hindley describes a childhood “art” project of pulling wings off live flies. When Poe interrupts his rehearsed speech, he explodes in a terrifying rage before becoming calm.

Key Moment: Hindley ends the session by saying, “I killed your mother.”

Chapter 11: The Secret Murder

Horrified, Poe immediately disconnects the video feed. She drinks heavily while admitting to herself that her mother’s killer, Leopold Hutchins, is supposed to be dead.
Key Moment: Poe confesses she murdered Leopold Hutchins seven years ago.

Chapter 12: Transcript: The Severed Finger

Hindley demands Poe discuss New York. To force compliance, he audibly tortures a hostage and shows a severed pinky finger to the camera.

Key Moment: Poe admits she went to New York to kill her mother’s murderer.

Chapter 13: Arming the House

Kip calls Poe, still believing her mother died in a car accident. Poe hides the truth, checks her house locks, and arms her security system in a panic.

Key Moment: Poe tells Kip that “everything’s fucked.”

Chapter 14: The Traumatic Mutism

Poe reveals she was an eye-witness to her mother’s murder at age thirteen. She has never told anyone, not even the police or her father, about what she saw.
Key Moment: Poe suspects the secret is about to be revealed to the world.

Chapter 15: The Ceiling Portal

Poe instructs Kip to save the Hindley recording to the cloud. She drinks to cope with an “exquisite, aching loneliness” while staring at a water stain on her ceiling.
Key Moment: Poe’s defense mechanisms fall away, leaving her vulnerable.

Chapter 16: Transcript: The Non-Existent Man

Poe explains she decided to kill Hutchins the day after her mother’s death. She admits her initial searches for the name Leopold Hutchins yielded zero results.
Key Moment: Poe claims Leopold Hutchins didn’t seem to exist at all.

Chapter 17: Researching the Moors

Poe wakes early and researches the name “Ian Hindley.” She discovers it references the Moors Murderers, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
Key Moment: Poe texts Hindley’s burner phone, demanding his real name.

Chapter 18: Transcript: CBT

Hindley asks about Poe’s three months of silence after the murder. Poe attributes it to “traumatic mutism” caused by Hutchins’s threats against her father.
Key Moment: Poe refuses to acknowledge that Hindley is the real Leopold Hutchins.

Chapter 19: The Safe Word Reveal

Hindley texts back, claiming he is Hutchins. To prove it, he reveals he knows the mother’s safe word: “gentle.”
Key Moment: Hindley claims to know what Poe did in New York.

Chapter 20: Living the Dream

Poe takes Bailey to a coffee shop where the barista tells her she’s “living the dream.” Poe feels the crushing weight of her secrets and decides she must finally talk.
Key Moment: Poe texts Kip to meet her so she can tell him the truth.

Chapter 21: Live Stream Conditions

Poe meets Kip and explains Hindley’s demand for a live streamed interview. She starts to reveal that her mother did not die in a car accident.

Key Moment: Poe tells Kip she has been hiding secrets from the whole world.

Chapter 22: Transcript: The Master Snoop

Poe describes how she discovered her mother’s affair by snooping through emails. She read an email from “lhutchins20 @ aol.com” discussing a “rough” encounter.

Key Moment: Poe reveals her mother’s safe word was “gentle.”

Chapter 23: Family First

Poe cuts her story short with Kip, realizing her father must hear the truth first. She walks through Burlington feeling paranoid that Hindley is watching her.

Key Moment: Poe decides to drive to Manchester to see her father.

Chapter 24: Transcript: July 12

Poe recounts the day of the murder, describing the heat and her mother’s nervousness. She admits she returned home early hoping to shame her mother into ending the affair.
Key Moment: Poe describes trauma as an “unwashable stain.”

Chapter 25: The Driver’s Trance

Poe drives to Manchester while listening to white noise to drown out her anxiety. She reflects on her failed coping mechanisms as she arrives at her father’s house.
Key Moment: Poe’s father greets her as “Firefly.”

Chapter 26: The Theater Set

Poe enters her father’s home, which has remained frozen in time since the murder. She encounters his aggressive cat, Grimm, and sets the stage for a confession.
Key Moment: Poe offers to cook for her father as a preamble to the truth.

Chapter 27: The Jump

Over dinner of chicken parm and wine, Poe struggles to find the words. Finally, she tells her father the conversation is about her mother.
Key Moment: Poe prepares to “rip him open” with the truth.


Part II: The Hunter and the Hunted

Chapter 28: Transcript: The Pouncing Man

Poe describes entering the bedroom to see a naked man pouncing on the bed and stabbing her mother. The killer smiles at her while covered in blood.

Key Moment: The killer tells her, “She didn’t say the safe word.”

Chapter 29: Ripping the Wound

Poe tells her father how Hutchins zip-tied her and burned the house down. She admits to deleting the emails to hide the affair from the police.
Key Moment: Poe reveals that her mother’s killer has resurfaced.

Chapter 30: Transcript: The Oak Tree

Poe describes her only good dream in seventeen years, involving a massive oak tree in a field. The dream provided a rare moment of freedom from dread.
Key Moment: Poe says she has been “chasing that tree” ever since.

Chapter 31: The Stone Rose

Poe visits a coffee shop in Manchester and recognizes the owner, Alice Hill. Alice is a famous survivor of multiple stabbings.
Key Moment: Poe tells Alice she is going through “bad stuff.”

Chapter 32: Transcript: Becoming Predator

Poe describes her time in New York and getting into “practical shape.” She realized she needed to stop being the victim and start hunting.

Key Moment: Poe reframes Hutchins as her “prey.”

Chapter 33: Solo No More

Poe’s father announces he is moving in with her in Burlington for protection. Poe is touched but scared of losing the isolation she uses as a shield.
Key Moment: Dylan brings his cat, Grimm, to live at the farmhouse.

Chapter 34: The Off-Angle Photo

After returning to Burlington, Poe coordinates the live stream with Kip. She searches for “Leonard Avery” using a VPN and notices her mother’s photo frame has been turned ninety degrees.

Key Moment: Poe realizes someone has been in her office.

Chapter 35: Lights On

Poe checks the house for intruders but finds no signs of forced entry. Her father denies being in her office.
Key Moment: Poe decides to leave the lights on all night.

Chapter 36: Transcript: Luring Him

Poe explains her strategy to use dating sites to find Hutchins. She realized she didn’t need to find him, but make him find her.
Key Moment: Poe decides to use her mother’s image as bait.

Chapter 37: Fraught Halloween

Poe reflects on how her love for Halloween died with her mother. She notes the live stream is only two days away and feels her life is at a breaking point.
Key Moment: Poe admits she doesn’t know if she will make it through October.

Chapter 38: The Hurting

Poe tells her father there is more he needs to know. She drinks vodka to numb herself before admitting she was the one “who did the hurting.”
Key Moment: Poe admits she has wanted to tell him this for seven years.

Chapter 39: Maggie the Bait

Poe explains how she created dating profiles using her mother’s name and photo. She hoped to lure Hutchins by making him think he was seeing a ghost.
Key Moment: The killer contacted her after only three days.

Chapter 40: Transcript: Randy Steven Kraft

A user named “Leonard Avery” connected with her using a photo of a serial killer. Poe was convinced this was Leopold Hutchins.
Key Moment: Avery’s first message was “Hello, Margaret McMillian.”

Chapter 41: Confirmation Bias

Poe tells her father she met and murdered Leonard Avery in New York. She admits she is now terrified she killed an innocent person because Hindley has surfaced.
Key Moment: Poe confesses her doubt to her father.

Chapter 42: Transcript: The First Date

Poe describes her first date with Avery at TGI Fridays. Avery used the name “Leo” and smiled in a way that Poe recognized as her mother’s killer.
Key Moment: Poe planned a second date specifically to kill him.

Chapter 43: Shattered Glass

Poe’s father becomes agitated and smashes a glass against the fireplace. He confesses he cheated on Poe’s mother and told her shortly before she died.

Key Moment: Dylan admits his affair drove her mother into the arms of her killer.

Chapter 44: Going Live

October 25 arrives, and Poe goes live for the first time. She tells her audience she witnessed her mother’s murder and asks for their help to identify Hindley.
Key Moment: Poe admits her secret to forty-two thousand people.

Chapter 45: Transcript: Preparation

Poe explains she used a burner phone and a cheap laptop to research “painful” ways to kill. She decided on a fast-acting agent to ensure he suffered.
Key Moment: Poe reveals she chose rat poison.

Chapter 46: The Monster Role

Hindley joins the live stream and mocks Poe’s “internet research.” He claims he was living in Manchester seventeen years ago looking for “excitement.”
Key Moment: Hindley claims he savored the “fourteen presents” (stab wounds) he gave her mother.

Chapter 47: Transcript: Hardware Store

Poe describes buying rat traps and chicken wire to create a cover story for her poison purchase. She wanted a fast-acting agent because she needed to watch him suffer.
Key Moment: Poe admits her desire for vengeance.

Chapter 48: The Produce Aisle

Hindley describes meeting Margaret in a grocery store and following her to her car. He claims he killed her simply for the “utter surprise” of it all.
Key Moment: Hindley confirms the safe word “gentle” didn’t matter.

Chapter 49: Transcript: The Appetizers

Poe invited Avery to her apartment for dinner, knowing there was a 50% chance he knew she was a threat. She decided to put the poison in the appetizers.
Key Moment: Poe describes the extreme risk she took.

Chapter 50: Sequel Demand

Hindley mocks Poe and tells the audience to ask who she really is. He hints at a second, more “revealing” episode before disconnecting.
Key Moment: Hindley leaves Poe feeling completely exposed.

Chapter 51: The Suffocation

Flashback: the rat poison makes Avery suffer in Poe’s Queens kitchen. Poe eventually straddles him and suffocates him with a pillow to finish the job.
Key Moment: Poe realizes she has become “the destroyer of worlds.”

Chapter 52: Message in the Photo

After the live stream, Poe finds a message written on the back of her mother’s photo. It includes a Vermont phone number and the message “Want a REALLY good time? Call me!”
Key Moment: Poe finds a direct threat in her home.


Part III: The Day of the Dead

Chapter 53: Transcript: Moving On

Hindley calls Poe a “murderess” and a “thug.” Poe describes her move back to Manchester after the killing and getting a dog named Bailey.
Key Moment: Poe admits she had no answers except to get a dog.

Chapter 54: Toughness Lessons

Kip reveals his father used to hit him to teach him to be “tough.” Poe feels closer to him after this secret.
Key Moment: The police arrive at Poe’s house for a “welfare check.”

Chapter 55: The Truth Always Out

Poe downplays the threat to the police and tells them Hindley is just a “whacko.” Her father is frustrated that she won’t accept more help.
Key Moment: Poe realizes the truth always finds a way out.

Chapter 56: Transcript: Medicinal Sledgehammers

Poe describes a near-overdose on Xanax and Ambien while living in Manchester. She credits Bailey with “saving” her during the crisis.
Key Moment: Poe decided to stop the pills and move forward.

Chapter 57: Calling the Number

Poe receives an encouraging email from Alice Hill. She calls the number from the back of the photo and tries to project confidence while petting Grimm.
Key Moment: Hindley answers the phone, seemingly purring.

Chapter 58: Confirmation Bias Reveal

Hindley calls Leonard Avery “innocent” and claims Poe killed the wrong person. He demands another live stream to force her to confess.
Key Moment: Hindley claims to have been following her “closely.”

Chapter 59: The Raw Message

Poe finds a pile of raw ground beef in front of her house. She interprets this as a threat of what will become of her.
Key Moment: Poe realizes Hindley was just outside her door.

Chapter 60: Escape to Stowe

Poe’s father arranges a remote Airbnb in Stowe. Poe tells Kip she is going to tell him “everything” before they leave.
Key Moment: Dylan takes the animals and heads to the rental house.

Chapter 61: Disgust and Love

Poe tells Kip about her New York murder, and he responds with “disgust.” Despite his horror, he tells Poe he loves her.
Key Moment: Kip chooses to stay the night with her.

Chapter 62: Woods Stand

At the cabin in Stowe, Bailey runs into the woods and won’t return. Poe panics and pursues her into the dark, preparing to kill a “human form” with a rock.

Key Moment: The attacker turns out to be Bailey returning to her.

Chapter 63: Transcript: Admissible Regret

Hindley asks Poe if she would kill Avery again, and she says yes. Her only regret is not confronting her mother earlier.

Key Moment: Poe admits she would kill the “innocent” man again.

Chapter 64: Jack Skellington

Kip informs Poe that Hindley wants the second live stream on Halloween night. Hindley promises to turn himself in if she participates.

Key Moment: Hindley sends a final message: “Tell her I’m close.”

Chapter 65: Zoom in the House

Hindley calls Poe on Zoom and reveals he is currently inside her Burlington farmhouse. He wanders through her bedroom and mocks her housekeeping.

Key Moment: Hindley films himself under her bedsheets.

Chapter 66: Dog Poison

Hindley films himself putting ant poison into Bailey’s food and water bowls. Poe screams for her father to call the police as Hindley disconnects.

Key Moment: Poe captures screenshots of the poisoning.

Chapter 67: Sidelight Camera

The police arrive but find the house empty; Hindley saw them coming via a hidden camera. Poe’s father offers to return to Burlington to secure the dog door.
Key Moment: Poe decides to visit her mother’s grave.

Chapter 68: Grave Slash

Poe finds a photo of her mother on the gravestone with a red line drawn across the neck. She feels anger rather than fear and wants Hindley dead.
Key Moment: Poe spots a man with a camera watching her.

Chapter 69: Paparazzi Attack

Poe and Bailey attack the man, who turns out to be a freelance photographer. He claims Poe is now a “celebrity” due to the podcast drama.

Key Moment: Poe realizes Hindley was at the grave recently.

Chapter 70: Everything to Alice

Poe meets Alice Hill and tells her the entire story, including the New York murder. Alice warns her that Hindley wants to see her “humiliated” and “hurt.”

Key Moment: Alice tells Poe she isn’t fighting hard enough.

Chapter 71: Lioness Peace

Alice explains she finds peace by dancing to 80s music at night. She tells Poe that she “did what she had to” regarding Avery.
Key Moment: Alice encourages Poe to trust only herself.

Chapter 72: Transcript: Proof

Poe demands Hindley prove he is Hutchins. Hindley claims Poe is responsible for what happens next because she demanded proof.
Key Moment: The live stream cuts out as Poe begins to scream.

Chapter 73: Foot of Snow

A massive snowstorm begins on Halloween morning. Poe’s father heads to the store for supplies while Poe reflects on her deep distrust for everyone.

Key Moment: Dylan promises he would do anything for her.

Chapter 74: Facebook Dissection

Poe joins the private Facebook group dedicated to her case and posts screenshots of Hindley. She realizes her life has become “watercooler talk” for strangers.

Key Moment: Poe realizes her father is late returning from the store.

Chapter 75: Leverage Failure

Poe’s father returns with a dented car, claiming Hindley tried to abduct him with duct tape and a Taser. They decide to return to Burlington for police protection.

Key Moment: Hindley tried to use Poe’s father as leverage.

Chapter 76: Done Running

Poe and her father search their house for intruders. They go to the station to report the incident, and Poe declares she is “done running.”

Key Moment: Poe notices the neighbor’s house is empty and for sale.

Chapter 77: Untethered

Poe tells Kip she won’t do the live stream but wants to trick Hindley. She tells Kip she would “do it all again” regarding the New York murder.

Key Moment: Kip admits he is “scared” but still loves her.

Chapter 78: The Last Supper

Poe and her father have a “Last Supper” of filet mignon. Her father asks if she “enjoyed” the killing, and Poe admits she would take another life under the right circumstances.

Key Moment: Poe says “Hell yeah, I could” kill again.

Chapter 79: Wolf Pack

Poe visits Officer Gadecki in his patrol car to say thank you. They share a brief, humanizing conversation where she nicknames him “Wolf Pack.”

Key Moment: Poe finds a moment of normalcy.

Chapter 80: Halloween Spam

At 2:00 a.m. on Halloween, Hindley spams Poe with “Happy Halloween!” texts. He eventually sends a YouTube link that Poe is terrified to open.

Key Moment: Poe clicks the link.

Chapter 81: Chum

The video shows Hindley inside Kip’s office. He mocks Poe and shows that he has abducted Kip after using a Taser on him.

Key Moment: Hindley tells her, “See you tonight.”

Chapter 82: Sonata

Poe reports the abduction to Gadecki, who confirms Kip’s equipment is gone. Her father gives her a Sonata pill to help her sleep through the day.
Key Moment: Poe realizes she must do the live stream to save Kip.

Chapter 83: Vulnerable Office

An hour before the show, Poe prepares her studio and mixes a heavy drink. She tells her father she loves him before heading upstairs.
Key Moment: Poe attaches her phone to her ring light for a second recording.

Chapter 84: Joining the Event

Poe logs into the stream and sees a bound and gagged Kip. Kip blinks instructions that Poe must be honest or he will be hurt.
Key Moment: Kip blinks “I love you” before the feed cuts out.

Chapter 85: The Full Truth

The live stream begins with eighty thousand viewers. Hindley uses Poe’s signature line: “Tell me what you did.”
Key Moment: Hindley threatens to hurt Kip if Poe hesitates.

Chapter 86: I’m Sorry

Poe screams, “Please DON’T TOUCH HIM ANYMORE. I’M SORRY.”

Key Moment: The stream ends in violence.

Chapter 87: Hammer and Nail

Poe stares at a bloody webcam lens on her screen. Hindley stabbed Kip in the stomach during the broadcast.

Key Moment: Poe believes Hindley is coming to kill her next.

Chapter 88: John Worbly

Poe checks the Facebook group and finds a mugshot of Hindley. His real name is John Worbly, and he was in prison when her mother was murdered.

Key Moment: Poe realizes Hindley is a fraud who used “the power of suggestion.”

Chapter 89: The Streetlight

Poe notices the orange hue of the streetlight from Hindley’s webcam matches her own street. She grabs a hatchet from her garage and heads outside alone.
Key Moment: Grimm shows Poe affection for the first time.

Chapter 90: Empty House

Poe walks to the empty Stohl house next door. She finds tire tracks and footprints leading to the garage.
Key Moment: Poe finds Hindley’s van inside the neighbor’s garage.

Chapter 91: The Skeleton House

Poe enters the dark house through an unlocked side door. She searches the empty rooms, following footsteps toward the stairs.
Key Moment: Poe realizes Kip is likely being held upstairs.

Chapter 92: Backlit Door

Poe climbs the stairs and sees light from a back room. She hesitates but decides she must go in for Kip.

Key Moment: Poe opens the door to face Hindley.

Chapter 93: Arrogance Suits You

Poe finds Kip alive but wounded. Hindley is there with a gun, stomps on Poe’s phone, and forces her to throw her hatchet away.

Key Moment: Poe realizes Hindley doesn’t plan to go back to prison alive.

Chapter 94: Scooby-Doo Villain

Hindley tells Poe to sit next to Kip and mocks her for bringing an axe to a gunfight. Poe tries to keep him talking to stall for time.

Key Moment: Hindley asks how much his brother suffered when Poe poisoned him.

Chapter 95: The Worbly Lineage

Hindley reveals that Leonard Avery was actually his brother, Leonardo Worbly. He admits the Worblys come from a “line of sick people.”

Key Moment: Hindley licks the nape of Poe’s neck with his gun at her head.

Chapter 96: Reunion

Hindley explains his brother was a serial killer who killed six women, including Margaret. He demands that Poe or Kip kill the other with a knife or he will kill their families.

Key Moment: Poe’s father appears in the hallway with a baseball bat.

Chapter 97: Pure Menace

Dylan followed Poe’s footprints in the snow. Hindley tries to tell a story about Margaret, but Dylan charges him.
Key Moment: Dylan sacrifices himself to buy Poe time.

Chapter 98: No Hesitation

The men struggle; Dylan kicks the gun away and smashes the bat into Hindley’s chest and kneecap. Poe stops her father from delivering the final blow.

Key Moment: Poe tells her father, “I’ll do it,” to protect him.

Chapter 99: Day of the Dead

Poe faces a broken Hindley alone while Kip and Dylan wait downstairs. Hindley claims there is “another brother” who will come for her.

Key Moment: Poe executes Hindley as midnight strikes.

Chapter 100: Skittles and Dreams

Seven months later, Poe is in a New York prison for the Avery killing. Alice Hill visits and offers Poe a job with her advocacy group upon release.

Key Moment: Poe finally has the dream of the oak tree, finding spiritual peace.


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