'Heist' is the new true-crime series on Netflix about three successful multi-million heists in the U.S. pulled off by the most ordinary of people.
titled"Sex Magick Money Murder" tells the story of Heather Tallchief, a 21-year-old former nurse who stole $3 million of Vegas casino cash.
Unknown to Tallchief when they first met, Solis had served 17 years in prison for murdering a security guard during a robbery in San Francisco back in 1969. Tallchief had met Solis at a difficult time in her life. She had trouble holding down jobs and had issues in her personal life stemming from her own addiction and her addiction problems within her family., director Derek Doreen explained Tallchief's back story and the impact meeting Solis had.
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