case. Due to its novelty and complexity, the story retains a fascination for many people. The January 2011 issue of Wired magazine covered the story. In 2012, investigator Jerry Clark and journalist Ed Palattella published Pizza Bomber: The Untold Story of America's Most Shocking Bank Robbery (), a true-crime book detailing the events. In May 2018, Netflix released Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist, a documentary series about the case. A collection of news articles that reported developments in the Wells story was analyzed in a scientific study of information novelty. In fiction The 2011 American comedy film 30 Minutes or Less depicts a pizza delivery man being forced to wear a bomb vest and rob a bank, with the mastermind seeking the money to hire a hitman to kill his father and receive his inheritance. The film's similarity to the Wells case was criticized by Wells' family, but Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group said the cast and crew were not aware of the Wells case and the screenwriters were "vaguely familiar" with it. See also List of unusual deaths 1973 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce bank robbery, in which a bank robber was killed due to an explosive device Mosman bomb hoax, a 2011 extortion attempt using a fake collar bomb Notes References External links The 30 Strangest Deaths in History (Newspaper articles, audio clips) Website created by Brian's brother; contains reproductions of the nine page letter, along with photos of the cane gun and collar bomb. Collarbomber FBI Profile August 27, 2004 press release from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FBI website. 2003 crimes in the United States 2003 in Pennsylvania August 2003 events in the United States Bank robberies Crimes in Pennsylvania Deaths by improvised explosive device in the United States Deaths by person in Pennsylvania Filmed improvised explosive device bombings Robberies in the United States