Surprisingly, the alien angle is not the wildest part of the documentary. Without spoiling too much, there are some outrageous reasons behind Jan’s parents’ reluctance to report Berchtold for his crimes.

As addictive as Abducted in Plain Sight is – playing to our fascination with true crime – the 90-minute film still leaves plenty of questions.

And now Borgman has revealed that she would love to make a sequel exploring topics like how the Brobergs’ faith gave them a huge capacity for forgiveness.

Speaking to Vanity Fair, Borgman revealed that she had to leave plenty of material on the cutting room floor, including a meet-up that Jan’s mother Mary Ann had with Berchtold in a parking lot, and that involved a gun, and a professional “read” on Berchtold by a forensic psychologist.

Netflix’s wild true crime doc Abducted in Plain Sight could get a sequel