A 40-year-old businessman was in the hospital with serious injuries on Friday after opening a booby-trapped package which was delivered to his home in the affluent coastal suburb of Voula.
According to police, the entrepreneur accepted the package from a man wearing a uniform resembling that of a courier firm on Friday morning and opened it alone in his home. The packaging had been attached to the pin of a hand grenade that was pulled out as the businessman opened it, prompting the explosion, according to police who were called to the scene by neighbors.
Doctors said the 40-year-old “had sustained wounds from shards of metal in his stomach and a fracture in his right leg.” The injuries were said to be serious but not life-threatening.
Police said they believe the attack on the businessman, who owns a hotel on the southern Aegean island of Crete, was an attempt to settle personal differences.
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