Netflix Docuseries ‘Evil Genius’ Tells the True-Crime Story of the Pizza Bomber | Eater

"A pizzeria in Erie, Pennsylvania was the workplace of employee Brian Wells, who on August 28, 2003 left to deliver a pizza and within an hour entered a nearby bank wearing an active bomb around his neck and carrying a cane-shaped gun plus written instructions; after a teller surrendered about $8,000 he was apprehended in a strip mall down the road, prompting a bomb squad and heavy media attention. The ensuing investigation uncovered another equally grisly crime nearby, and local police and the FBI struggled to stitch together enough evidence to link the incidents, leaving the small community shaken by the bizarre, multi-layered events and the questions about how Wells became ensnared in the plot." - Greg Morabito