On Father’s Day 1991, a brutal and calculated crime unfolded inside the United Bank Tower in Denver, Colorado. Disguised and heavily armed, a man carried out one of the most violent bank robberies in American history. Within minutes, he gunned down four unarmed security guards—execution-style—and vanished with a bag of stolen cash. Despite multiple suspects and years of investigation, no one has ever been convicted. The killer walked away—and remains free to this day.
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Jun 19, 1991, page 14 - The Daily Sentinel at Newspapers.com
Inside the investigation into the 1991 Colorado Father’s Day bank massacre
Inside the investigation into the 1991 Colorado Father’s Day bank massacre
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Jul 07, 1991, page 3 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch at Newspapers.com
Jul 05, 1991, page 14 - Morning Sentinel at Newspapers.com
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