Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Bruce Bell walks in an L.A. Bank, grabs an employee and holds them at gunpoint, forcing the

employee to let him into a locked room, then orders the employees to fill his bag with cash.

He makes another employee empty a cash drawer and walks out with $64,000.

Nancy witnesses see Bell getting a 2002 silver Volvo and call 911. With cops on the lookout for the car,

Bell was arrested during a traffic stop. The cash was recovered along with a fake

handgun Bell had threatened employees with.

Bell has four previous convictions for bank robberies.

Bell 71, a career bank robber who has already served 40 years for prior attempts now charged with robbery and aggravated kidnapping.

Drew Marshall lists a rare object on eBay Queen Elizabeth Kane.

Marshall claims he was a senior footman at Windsor Castle and now intends to sell the antler walking stick and donate the money to cancer research. Buyers drive the price up to nearly $700 before Marshall cancels

the listing because cops are investigating. They find his claims were entirely false and

the 26 year old is now charged with fraud.

I'm sure he will argue at trial that recollections vary.

More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime injustice, breaking news, crime online's John Limley.

Authorities in Washington state say that the final known set of remains connected to the Green River's serial killer

belonged to a teenage girl who had already been named as a victim.

For details we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.

According to a news release from the King County Sheriff's Office, the bones have been identified

as those of Tammy Liles, who was 16 years old at the time of her death.

Local media are reporting that she was from Everett Washington, some 30 miles north of Seattle.

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