Pizza yen and bank: The thrilling moments of the deliveryman's kidnapping kidnapping
 

Incident: A pizza delivery man is kidnapped and placed a bomb on his neck to force him to rob a bank. 

Victim: Brian Wells, died from the bomb. 

Mastermind: Margerie, sentenced to life in prison.

Partners: William (died) and Barnes (prisoner).

Motive: Stealing $250,000 to hire a hitman to kill Margerie's father. 

Details:  A complex plan that included a written note, a fake hunting rifle, and a police chase. 

The result: a horrific crime that shows the brutality of organized crime.

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The Ring Bomb Case: A horrific crime that ends in tragedy in tragedy 

The "Ring Bomb" case is one of the most stunning crimes in U.S. history. In 2003, Erie, Pennsylvania, witnessed the heinous murder of a pizza delivery man named Brian Wells.

The story started like any regular pizza delivery. Brian headed to the specified address, but found himself in an abandoned field in front of a TV tower. As soon as he arrived, he was surprised by three  Armed men kidnapped him and put a bomb around his neck.

This bomb was not just a threat, but was equipped with a handwritten note on nine pages, detailing a plan to rob a bank worth $250,000. The note threatened Brian that the bomb would explode if he did not obey orders. 

Brian, under threat of death, was forced to carry out the scheme. They robbed him of a modified hunting rifle in the form of a walking stick (to pretend) and he marched towards the bank. He entered the bank and presented the cashier with a paper demanding money. Managed to 

Get only about $8,700, then set off to complete a series of instructions left by the kidnappers in various places, such as McDonald's.

The police eventually pursued him and he was arrested. Brian tried to convince them that he was a victim and explain his terrifying situation, but unfortunately they did not understand him at first. The police called in the bomb disposal team, but time was not enough. The implanted bomb exploded and Brian died instantly.

This horrific crime sparked widespread controversy. The involvement of many people in the case, 

Including a woman named Margerie who is allegedly the mastermind behind the crime, as well as two other men who contributed to its execution. The case has seen many ups and downs as each of those involved accused the other. 

Eventually, Margerie was convicted of the crime and sentenced to life in prison. As for the others, one died of cancer, while the other received a 45-year prison sentence.

The "ring bomb" case remains a mystery due to the contradictions of the accounts of those involved. This tragic crime sheds light On the brutality of organized crime and its deadly consequences.