This documentary was good and catchy but it could be directed in 1 episode, not in 4 episodes. In my opinion, Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong's mental illness and evilness had to be explained with more evidences. I don't see her evil mind enough in the documentary. The heist plan seemed like a collective work, not only Marjorie's evil work. Because of that reason, the documentary had to tell us more about Marjorie's ex-crimes and her past to demonstrate her evilness and to convince the audience about her unique evil mind. And also, I think that at first, FBI underestimated the heist and wasn't interested enough . But later, they understood the gravity. Then, they actually involved in the case and closed it.
