Three dead now in Coller Bomber investigation

Three people are now dead, and involved in the investigation of the 'Coller Bank Robber', in Erie, Penn.

Investigators say they are almost certain 46-year-old Brian Wells was not in on the plot that ended with the detonation of the bomb locked around his neck.

Adding to the mystery, a friend and co-worker of Wells turned up dead three days later.

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But the curious twists continue. Just this weekend police were led to a man's body in a freezer on a property right next to the location where Wells made his last pizza run.

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This just seems to be getting stranger and stranger every day.




[Edited on 27-9-2003 by smirkley]

Saw that tonight on Fox - I agree this is getting stranger by the day

That is weird, and scary..

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The collar device

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Just as a question -
did anybody see the similarities to this case and an episode of CSI Miami (UK broadcasts here) and the case shown on TV a few weeks back ?

Here is a picture of the timing device on the coller...

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and a couple of pics of the homemade cane-gun found in the car..

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I have been looking for info on the note,..that perportedly told how to defuse the bomb

It seems the FBI has come to a standstill in the investigation, except for a few anomolies...

This may be a case for the filecabinet.

Of course everyone wants in the action..
Copycat in fake neck-bomb robbery


And they made an arrest on the body found in the refridgerator, next door to the last delivery location.
Murder Accomplice Charged With Misdemeanors

And a couple of scetches of suspects.
(but the pic doest show up here, sorry.)

I did acidentally come across a video of the actual bomber, going off, but wasnt sure it was a good idea to post it. Pretty graphic stuff!



[Edited on 10-11-2003 by smirkley]

Old thread, new addition to news.

The mysterious letter. (edited via the FBI)


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For al the letters images,...
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Looking at the text the type used in print, resembles the style of penmanship that a drafter would use.

Also, the device implies a 'engineering' capacity as well as fabrication abilities.

I think we are looking for a machine shop specialist of some type. Someone with the skills, as well as the equipment.

[Edited on 27-3-2004 by smirkley]