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SLIPKNOT Mask-Wearing Robbers On The Loose

May 1, 2006

Eyewitness News Memphis is reporting that four armed and dangerous gunmen — including one wearing a replica of a mask worn by SLIPKNOT drummer Joey Jordison — stormed into a Memphis supermarket Saturday (April 29) and stole money from the store's cash registers and the First Tennessee Bank inside the store. One of the robbers shot a store employee in the face.

A surveillance camera captured it all.

Police think the gunmen are the same robbers who stormed a Tri-State Bank inside a different Memphis-area supermarket on on April 21. In both cases one of the gunmen was wearing the Joey Jordison mask, of which the FBI says very few have been sold in the Mid-South.

Read the rest of the report at this location. Watch an Eyewitness News Memphis video report by clicking here.

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