In 2003, a pizza delivery man named Brian Wells was forced to wear a collar bomb around his neck and rob a bank in Erie, Pennsylvania. After the robbery, police apprehended him and handcuffed him in a parking lot while awaiting the bomb squad. Wells pleaded for help, explaining he had been forced to commit the crime and that the bomb would go off. Tragically, the bomb exploded three minutes before the bomb squad arrived, killing him instantly. The horrifying event was captured on live television

2003, Pennsylvanie. Un livreur de pizzas, Brian Wells, est arrêté par la police après un braquage étrange. Autour de son cou, un collier métallique avec un dispositif piégé. Il affirme qu’on l’a forcé à commettre le vol, et qu’il n’était qu’un pion dans un plan beaucoup plus vaste. Quelques minutes plus tard, devant les caméras, le dispositif s’active. L’affaire choque l’Amérique entière. Qui avait manipulé Brian Wells ? Était-il une victime… ou complice de cette opération insensée ? L’enquête r

On August 28 2003 46yearold pizza delivery driver Brian Wells entered a PNC Bank in Erie Pennsylvania with a shotgun disguised as a cane and a metal collar bomb strapped around his neck He handed over a note demanding 250000 But this wasnt a simple robberyit was a twisted scavenger hunt Police caught Wells outside the bank He claimed hed been forced to rob it by a group who attached the device and gave him instructions Officers handcuffed him backed away and called the bomb squad 25 minutes late