Questioning Brian Wells' Involvement

Pizza Bomber Documentary - Erie, PA | RallyPoint

This is a video frame grab of BRIAN WELLS just before his explosive collar blew up and killed him. Pizza delivery man Brian Douglas Wells was allegedly locked into a bombing device around his neck by a stranger and ordered to rob a bank branch outside Erie, PA on August 28. When he was detained by state police following the robbery, the bomb exploded, killing him instantly. (Credit Image: Don Murray/ZUMAPRESS.com Stock Photo - Alamy

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This is a video frame grab of BRIAN WELLS as his explosive collar is blowing up. Pizza delivery man Brian Douglas Wells was allegedly locked into a bombing device around his neck by a stranger and ordered to rob a bank branch outside Erie, PA on August 28. When he was detained by state police following the robbery, the bomb exploded, killing him instantly. (Credit Image: Don Murray/ZUMAPRESS.com Stock Photo - Alamy

On August 28, 2003, pizza deliveryman Brian Douglas Wells, aged 46, walked into a PNC Bank in Erie, Pennsylvania with a homemade bomb collar strapped around his neck. He calmly handed a note demanding $250,000 from the teller and revealed a walking‑cane shotgun. Although he asked for a quarter-million, the bank could only access $8,702, which he accepted before walking out, sucking on a lollipop. Wells then proceeded to a nearby Eyeglass World parking lot, where he retrieved another note from be