One of the most unique Kentucky crime stories in recent history is being revisited, this time by one of the largest content distributors in the world.

The “Pappygate” scandal, in which top-shelf bourbon valued at more than $100,000 was tied to a ring of employees-turned-thieves and distributors, is sharing the stage with two other high-profile theft cases on Netflix’s new documentary series “Heist.”

Netflix released a trailer for the series on Wednesday.

“Think about it,” Toby Curtsinger said in the trailer’s opening. “If you had an opportunity to steal, if you worked in a bank with a vault wide open and nobody seeing you, are you going to do it?”

A former loading dock worker at Buffalo Trace for 26 years, Curtsinger was originally sentenced in 2018 to 15 years in prison for his role in thefts from Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries; shortly after, he was granted shock probation.

At the time, the case was called the largest bourbon heist in history.

Former Franklin County Sheriff Pat Melton, who was unseated by Sheriff Chris Quire in the 2018 election, was shown briefly in an interview for the series.

“Golly, you can’t make this up,” Melton said.

“Heist” pairs Curtsinger’s story with a 21-year-old woman stealing $3 million in Vegas casino cash and a man stealing a “fortune” from a Miami airport.

The series is set to premiere on July 14.