The "Pizza Bomber" case, also known as the "Collar Bomb" case, occurred in 2003 in Erie, Pennsylvania, USA. It involved a man named Brian Wells, who was forced to rob a bank while wearing a bomb collar around his neck. The bomb was attached to a metal collar and had a timer. Wells followed instructions and robbed the bank, but before he could escape, the bomb detonated, killing him.The case baffled investigators, leading to a complex investigation. It was discovered that Wells had been coerced i

On August 28, 2003, pizza delivery driver Brian Wells was trapped in one of the strangest crimes in U.S. history. Conspirators strapped a collar bomb around his neck and forced him to rob a bank. He calmly walked in with a shotgun disguised as a cane, demanding $250,000 — but left with just $8,700. Minutes later, police arrested him. For 25 minutes, Wells pleaded for help. Then, the device began to beep… and exploded, killing him instantly on live TV. The plot was masterminded by Marjorie Diehl-