This episode is brought to you by Netflix.

The year is 2000.

A group of Southeast London criminals attempt to haul worth £350 million from the Millennium Dome.

Sounds like something straight out of a movie, right?

Well, this is real life.

This April, executive producer Guy Ritchie is bringing the story of the Millennium Star

Diamond Heist to Netflix with Diamond Heist, the gripping true crime docky series that dives deep

into the criminal minds behind the heist, the police operation that stopped them and the

incredible twists you won't see coming. For me, this was one of the best

film documentaries I've ever seen, an apologetically British with some incredible re-enactments

that skillfully retell some of the more tense moments of the case. Diamond Heist drops on

Netflix April 16th, but that's not all. Whether it's high-stakes heists, the dangers of digital fame or

heart-wrenching historical events, Netflix, has the true stories that will keep you hooked.

This episode is sponsored by Audible. Whether you're washing the dishes, taking the dog for a walk,

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