Tulsa Police looking for help in locating a serial robber

The search for a serial robber continues and one of his victims is making a plea to the public, hoping it will help capture him. <br><br>22-year-old Kelly Steiglich says she was held at knifepoint by

Friday, February 8th 2002, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

The search for a serial robber continues and one of his victims is making a plea to the public, hoping it will help capture him.

22-year-old Kelly Steiglich says she was held at knifepoint by a man she says first approached her with kindness. She says her attacker followed her into her gated apartment complex.

That's when the man forced her to take him to a drive-through ATM and wiped out her entire account. "When he physically had me, that was the scariest moment and I didn't really know what was gonna happen. At the time I just wanted him gone. I didn't really care about anything I just wanted him out of my life but now I would like to see him caught.â€

Police say the trip to the ATM gave them a substantial lead in the case. It's a picture of the man believed to be responsible for 2 other hold-ups last month.

If you can help Tulsa Police solve the case, you're asked to call Crimestoppers at 596-COPS.