The Diamond Diva (from "FEDS")
I mean, just keep staying stupid, all you felonious felons and crime-y criminals. Today's we're tracking a woman known as the "Diamond Diva" across several states in the South as she casually walks in and robs jewelry stores... which absolutely no attempt to disguise herself at all! Yeesh! This is another great series from executive producer Octavia Spencer - can she just be in charge of making all true crime documentaries from now on?
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Octavia Spencer really does make these stories hit different. I found the colony flow breakdown helpful for keeping track of all the states she hit. A robber with zero disguise is wild to me.
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