I'm Fascinated By True Crime Stories, So Here Are 10 Netflix Documentaries That Range From "Interesting And Kinda Funny" To "Wow This Was Disturbing"

What it's about: Within the first few moments of this documentary, we're greeted by a Florida man, wearing sunglasses inside, who says, "If you knew where two million dollars was buried in the ground, would you go dig that shit up? Fuck yeah, I would — and I did it one time." The chaos of this opening perfectly captures the vibe of this film. We follow Rodney, just a regular guy who has an idea to go on a modern-day treasure hunt. He'd heard stories around the campfire with his buddies about a friend who, while visiting Puerto Rico, found a duffel bag filled with two million dollars worth of cocaine. The problem was, he didn't have a clue what to do with it, so naturally he just kind of buried it in the ground. Rodney embarks on a comical journey to locate the goods in hopes of cashing out, but of course, plenty of hijinks ensue. 

Let me just say: This is the funniest piece of true crime content I've ever consumed, and it had me cackling. This was like a Kramer storyline from an episode of Seinfeld. How exactly is someone going to DIG something out of the ground, but forget oh, I don't know, a shovel?! That's just a small part of the magnificent absurdity in this masterpiece. 10/10. No notes.