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Granby, Colorado -- where Marvin Heemeyer went on a "killdozer" rampage in a homemade modified bulldozer -- has moved on from zoning act of revenge after 20 years. But after documentaries like "Tread," Marv Heemeyer has become a folk hero to some, like metal bands and Proud Boys.
Granby, Colorado -- where Marvin Heemeyer went on a "killdozer" rampage in a homemade modified bulldozer -- has moved on from zoning act of revenge after 20 years. But after documentaries like "Tread," Marv Heemeyer has become a folk hero to some, like metal bands and Proud Boys.
We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.
The 2004 incident in Granby, Colorado, left half the town destroyed. Now 17 years later, Marvin Heemeyer, the man who piloted the tank that crushed the library and town hall, has become a hero to antigovernment extremists.