Podcast appearances and mentions of trey borzillieri

Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist is a 2018 true crime documentary series about the murder of Brian Wells, a high-profile 2003 incident often referred to as the "collar bomb" or "pizza bomber" case. It was released on Netflix as a four-part series on May 11, 2018.Trey Borzillieri got the idea to make a series about a high-profile crime after watching Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills. He became captivated with the murder of Brian Wells when evidence emerged that Wells may have been forced to commit the robbery with a bomb strapped to his neck. He began interviewing people around Erie, Pennsylvania where the incident had occurred. He began a correspondence with Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong in 2005, two years after Wells's death, because she might have information about the cold case. He spent years investigating the case, including interacting extensively with Diehl-Armstrong while she was in prison. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The full RCP team of Laura Richards, Jim Clemente and Lisa Zambetti welcome back filmmakers Trey Borzillieri and Barbara Schroeder to talk about their Netflix show "Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist." In this episode, they break down Marjorie Diel-Armstrong’s strange relationship with Bill Rothstein and Marjorie’s ability to manipulate others in the wake of Brian Wells’ death.#HIsNameWasBrianWells #HisNameWasJimRodenWatch EVIL GENIUS on Netflix.https://www.netflix.com/title/80158319This Episode of Real Crime Profile is brought to you by GobbleGet 50% off of your first box from Gobble by visiting Gobble.com/RealCrimeAlso brought to you by Madison ReedGo to Madison-Reed.com/RealCrime for 10% off and free shippingAnd by SimpliSafeGo to SimpliSafe.com/RealCrime and SimpliSafe will donate their system to a family in need.

The full RCP team of Laura Richards, Jim Clemente and Lisa Zambetti reunite to interview co-directors Trey Borzillieri and Barbara Schroeder about the genesis of the Netflix show "Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist." We go behind the scenes and ask the documentarians the tough questions that are still burning after the final twist lands at the end of the four part docuseries. We debate the answers that Trey and Barbara give and the evidence to support it including material which did not make it onto our screens. In this episode, burning questions include how Trey and Barbara come into contact with this baffling case, the extent of Brian Wells's involvement, Brian's nonchalant affect, demeanour and behaviour at the bank, who was involved in the so-called scavenger hunts in Eerie and the context and detail of Trey's relationship with Marjorie Diel-Armstrong and Bill Rothstein.#HIsNameWasBrianWells #HisNameWasJimRodenWatch EVIL GENIUS on Netflix.https://www.netflix.com/title/80158319This episode of Real Crime Profile is brought to you by Quip.Visit GetQuip.com/RealCrime and get their first refill for free.

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The RCP team weigh in and offer their insight and analysis about the death of Brian Wells, which is the focus of the Netflix show ‘Evil Genius: The True Story Of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist’ co-directed by Trey Borzillieri and Barbara Schroeder. Brian Wells, a local pizza delivery man, held up a PNC Bank with a bomb collar around his neck and a cane gun. He had two pages of elaborate handwritten instructions - a detailed scavenger hunt - leading him from place to place, both to steal $250, 000 and pick up new instructions, with the promise of freedom if he completes the tasks in time. Having left the bank he was stopped by police in a parking lot. Having cuffed him and sat him on the ground some 25 minutes later, the bomb starts to beep. The beeping escalated until the moment it exploded, killing Brian Wells. The bomb squad arrived too late.Was he part of this elaborate plan to rob the bank or a victim exploited and manipulated by others? The #RCP team discuss the facts, the evidence and the footage in the documentary. Health warning: please be advised that this podcast contains graphic content about the case and autopsy. Today's Episode of Real Crime Profile is sponsored by Casper Mattresses.You can get $50 toward select mattresses by visiting Casper.com/Realcrime and using code Real Crime at check out.

For the 26th episode we break new ground as Bob Sham and Angela take on their first docuseries for the podcast! BECAUSE YOU DEMANDED IT! This week we discuss the Netflix original documentary series “Evil Genius” directed by Barbara Schroeder and produced by Trey Borzillieri. One day in Eerie, Pennsylvania a pizza delivery man named Brian Wells walked into the PNC bank with a bomb around his neck holding a note requesting a large sum of money. What happened? How? Why? Who? Is it a genius plot, or a bat-shit scheme? Maybe both? Also, where do babies come from? Seriously, we want to know. E-mail us the answer at documenteerspodcast@gmail.com. Also, why are there rolls of napkins by every toilet? Are people eating dinner in the bathroom? Seems wasteful. Keep on Doccin®

Bower and Jess are joined by the filmmakers behind Netflix's Evil Genius, Trey Borzillieri and Barbara Schroeder! SPOILERS!

Evil Genius. August 28th, 2003. Erie, Pennsylvania. A pizza delivery man robbed a bank with a bomb around his neck and a cane shotgun. He was captured soon after by police and handcuffed. The presence of a possible live bomb underneath his shirt caused the authorities to back away. The man repeatedly asked them to look for the keys to remove the bomb which were hidden in the instructions of a scavenger hunt. The elaborate heist resulted in a shocking moment that was captured by the media as police waited for the bomb squad to arrive. This is all covered in the new documentary series on Netflix by Barbara Schroeder and Trey Borzillieri. It's an unbelievable true story with many layers. Justin & I discuss it and then an interview with the directors follows. This crime is also known as the pizza bomber case.

Comedian Matt Bellassai talks with the team behind Evil Genius, Trey Borzillieri, executive producer/co-director, and Barbara Shroeder, writer/co-director. Evil Genius: The True Story of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist is a four part Netflix docuseries about a man who goes to deliver a pizza, but gets a bomb strapped to his neck and sent on a scavenger hunt to rob a bank. Trey and Barbara discuss what it was like to open a cold case, interview conspirators in the crime, and find out details no one else has. Plus, Trey and Barbara reveal what they're watching on Netflix.

Comedian Matt Bellassai will be talking with the people behind Evil Genius, executive producer/co-director Trey Borzillieri and writer/co-director Barbara Shroeder. Evil Genius: The True Story of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist is a four part Netflix docuseries about a man who goes to deliver a pizza, and ends up getting a bomb strapped to his neck and sent on a scavenger hunt to rob a bank. We were so excited about this new series, we couldn't wait to put out the prologue! Make sure to watch the show, subscribe to this podcast, and join us next Wednesday for the full discussion.