Yorkey said the second season will discover the take of other children on the tragedy and rightly so, reported Mashable.
"My response is, 'What story is over?' Well, Hannah (Baker) told her version of events, but there are at least 12 kids who have another version of those events that we actually haven't really heard from yet. So I think there's quite a bit more of Hannah's story to tell," he said.
Yorkey clarified how Hannah didn't necessarily lie on her tape, but added there are other people who might want to tell that story differently or who are players in that story who might have a different perspective on some of those events.
The second season of the TV show will also look at those left behind following Hannah's death, those who are recovering from their loss.
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