Netflix’s riveting new true crime docuseries will have everyone glued to their screens

In the opening moments of the new Netflix Heist docuseries, the door handle of a private plane -- which appears to be parked at an airstrip, somewhere in the mountains -- pops out. The door itself is one of those airstairs, which slowly descends to the ground. An elegantly dressed chauffeur wearing black gloves is waiting off to the side of the plane, holding a car door open. Inside the plane itself, a stern-looking man wearing black sunglasses helps an elderly woman wrapped in a blanket undo her seatbelt. She leans on him as both the man and the hunched old woman with snow-white hair shuffle down the aisle toward the door and step into the sunshine. Down the stairs. At the bottom, she sinks into a waiting wheelchair. Her companion pushes her toward the chauffeur. Once they're settled in, the man pushes a button, to make that screen slide up to obscure the passengers in the back seat from the driver ... at which point, both the man and old woman immediately start making out. So much so that her wig falls off, to the couple's obvious delight.

They seem relieved and ecstatic. "Here I am, 22 years old," a female narrator's voice then says. "Being whisked away by the man I love."