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Lola Marie Colson Elwood, a 43-year-old White/Caucasian female, was tragically killed on September 26, 2002, during a violent bank robbery in Norfolk, Nebraska. She was one of five people murdered inside the U.S. Bank branch during the heist. The other victims were fellow employees Jo Ann Mausbach, Lisa Bryant, and Samuel Sun, as well as a customer, Evonne Tuttle.

The robbery was carried out by four men: Jose Sandoval, Jorge Galindo, Erick Vela, and Gabriel Rodriguez. The assailants enter ...
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  • Remembering the lives lost in the 2002 U.S. Bank murders | News
  • Lola Elwood - Fremont Tribune
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