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In the quiet city of Norfolk, Nebraska, a sense of security was shattered on September 26, 2002, by an act of brutal violence that claimed the life of 37-year-old Evonne Tuttle, a White/Caucasian woman. Tuttle was a customer at the U.S. Bank branch when three armed men stormed in with the intention of robbing it. Within a harrowing 40 seconds, the assailants opened fire, tragically ending the lives of five people, including Tuttle and four bank employees: Lola Elwood, Jo Mausbach, Lisa Bryant, a ...
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