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FBI investigators are searching for the "Sticky Note Bandit," a man who has robbed or attempted to rob three Houston-area banks in the past two weeks while dressed as a woman.

The man is sliding a threatening note to the bank teller and then leaving with an undisclosed amount of money.

The man is sliding a threatening note to the bank teller and then leaving with an undisclosed amount of money.

As the investigation unfolds, details about the contents of the sticky notes and the crossdressing robber's motives remain unclear.

Darrin Klimek/Getty Images(HOUSTON) -- A man dressed as a woman walked into three Texas banks this month and handed tellers sticky notes with "threatening" messages demanding cash, earning him the nickname "Sticky Note Bandit," the FBI said. The man, who hasnt been arrested or publicly identified, left two of the Houston-area banks with undisclosed sums, the bureaus Violent Crime Task Force said in a press release. The man allegedly entered Hancock Whitney Bank in Houston on ...

It's okay. He identified as the owner of the money.

The FBI is searching for a Houston-area bank robber who authorities have dubbed the "Sticky Note Bandit."

The FBI is on the hunt for a man who has been robbing banks in Houston, Texas, using sticky notes to demand money, authorities said

Darrin Klimek/Getty Images(HOUSTON) -- A man dressed as a woman walked into three Texas banks this month and handed tellers sticky notes with "threatening" messages demanding cash, earning him the nickname "Sticky Note Bandit," the FBI said. The man, who hasnt been arrested or publicly identified, left two of the Houston-area banks with undisclosed sums, the bureaus Violent Crime Task Force said in a press release. The man allegedly entered Hancock Whitney Bank in Houston on ...

Darrin Klimek/Getty Images(HOUSTON) -- A man dressed as a woman walked into three Texas banks this month and handed tellers sticky notes with "threatening" messages demanding cash, earning him the nickname "Sticky Note Bandit," the FBI said. The man, who hasnt been arrested or publicly identified, left two of the Houston-area banks with undisclosed sums, the bureaus Violent Crime Task Force said in a press release. The man allegedly entered Hancock Whitney Bank in Houston on ...