On Friday afternoon, May 16th, 2003, a silent alarm is tripped at the Blue Ridge Savings Bank in Greer, South Carolina, indicating a robbery in progress. When police arrive, they find nothing amiss outside the bank and inside there are no customers or employees. But as they walk down the back hallway, they discover three people, shot dead, in the break room. The lone bank teller and a married couple who had just entered the bank were killed instantly. Cash is missing from the cash drawer and police are unable to located the bank’s VHS security tape which should have recorded the crime. However, they manage to obtain security footage from a nearby gas station which shows a red car, possibly an Oldsmobile Alero, heading in the direction of the bank, then returning, after the robbery. No solid leads emerge until two years later. A man driving a red Alero is pulled over for a traffic stop in Georgia but kills himself before he can be questioned. Could he have been the suspect that authorities are looking for? Family and investigators are hoping someone will come forward with information that will help crack this case.

If you have any information about the Blue Ridge Savings Bank robbery and murders, please contact Detective Arterburn at 864-848-5354. Alternatively, a confidential tip can be left at Greenville Crime Stoppers at www.23crime.com, or you can submit a tip at unsolved.com.

SUBMIT A TIP
Download a transcript of this episode