E137 | Kaleidoscope (series)

<p>Yellow" (6 Weeks Before the Heist)<br>Hannah Kim, the head of digital security at SLS, tests the security of a vault for a potential client. Her father, career criminal Ray Vernon, now Leo Pap, and his former cellmate Stan Loomis meet with explosives specialist Judy Goodwin and safecracker Bob Goodwin to plan a heist targeted at SLS. Weapons specialist Ava Mercer tells Ray she wants to be part of the heist and they recruit RJ, an auto mechanic. Hannah show her roommate sister a positive pregnancy test. The heist crew rob a jewelry store in order to fund the big heist, stealing bearer bonds worth a billion dollars from a trio of bankers known as "The Triplets". Bob stays behind in order to steal a butterfly bracelet and as a result he gets shot in his right hand. Roger Salas, SLS' CEO, suspects that someone on the inside has compromised company security. Hannah plants evidence on an innocent worker, getting him fired, before telling Ray she's in on the heist.<br>"Green" (7 Years Before the Heist)<br>Ray, still in prison, writes a letter to Hannah. Judy brings laced lollipops and SIM cards into prison. After Ray shows symptoms of Parkinson's disease, he and Stan hatch a plan to escape from prison. Ray escapes and steals the prison doctor's car, although Stan surrenders himself to the police for Ray to escape. Ray meets with Ava, who helps him fake his death and gives him the fake identity of Leo Pap, and Hannah, who rejects him due to him leaving his family ages ago. FBI agent Nazan Abbasi investigates the prison break, and interrogates Ava. Hannah reads her father's letter, where he warns her that Roger is not who she thinks he is.<br>"Blue" (5 Days Before the Heist)<br>Ray breaks the heist down into seven steps, including getting and using a fake SLS security truck to drive into the SLS building. RJ acquires the RF signal from an SLS security truck. Ray breaks into Roger's home office, secures his fingerprint, and adds suspicious drops into the case for Roger's contact lenses. "The triplets" tell Roge