Tulsa King Season 3: The Truth Behind Armand’s Disappearance — Where He Is Now

So, about Armand Truisi. If you blinked during Tulsa King Season 3, you might have missed how the show quietly turned him into a giant question mark. While Dwight Manfredi is busy juggling a sketchy FBI deal this season, one of his former guys just... vanishes. And the few crumbs the show dropped are either misdirection, or a very bad sign.

Quick refresher: how Armand blew up his life

Back in Season 2, Armand tried to play both sides. He leaked info on Dwight to Cal Thresher (Dwight's rival), then watched that 'alliance' faceplant. The fallout was brutal: Armand lost his family, lost his job, and ended up begging Dwight for forgiveness. Dwight, being Dwight, gave him another shot—but the damage was done.

Season 3 breadcrumbs (aka, the 'where the hell is Armand?' file)

Season 3 basically erases Armand from the board without ceremony. In Episode 3, Dwight tells his crew that Armand went to Colorado to patch things up with his family. Except he didn't. Clara, Armand's wife, tells Joanne Manfredi that he never showed up and stopped answering his phone. Then FBI Special Agent Musso drops a cryptic hint that he knows where Armand is—and refuses to elaborate. Cool and normal behavior for a federal agent who is definitely not playing games.

• What the show says: Dwight claims Armand headed to Colorado to reunite with his family.
• What actually happened: Clara tells Joanne Manfredi he never arrived and he's gone dark.
• The FBI angle: Agent Musso implies he knows Armand's location but won't say more.
• Fan theory #1: Armand is in witness protection (WITSEC), placed there by Musso. That would explain why no one can find him and why the FBI seems unusually clued in on Dwight's operation.
• Why that matters: If Armand flipped, it could set up RICO charges—those are the broad, racketeering cases prosecutors use to dismantle criminal networks in one shot.
• Fan theory #2: Armand is already dead, and Musso is using the mystery to pressure and manipulate Dwight.

So, is Armand dead?

The show hasn't said. Yet. It certainly looks like Season 3 is either hiding him in plain sight (hello, WITSEC) or setting up a body reveal down the line. Either way, his disappearance is a problem for Dwight. If Musso has Armand tucked away under protection, that's a loaded gun pointed at the entire Manfredi operation. If Armand is dead, someone is weaponizing that silence.

Short version: Armand's fate is still a mystery, but the outcome—whatever it is—has 'disaster for Dwight' written all over it. Paramount+ has not exactly been subtle about teeing up the FBI this season, and Armand is starting to feel like the lever they're going to pull.