Greek police arrested a 56-year-old yoga teacher after investigators linked her to a series of car bombings targeting friends and relatives who refused to lend her money.
The suspect allegedly attacked three vehicles within 12 days in Nea Erythraia, Metamorfosi and Kifissia, planting improvised explosive devices and setting the cars on fire, according to reports. A new video aired by MEGA captured one of the attacks in the northern suburbs. The footage showed the vehicle’s owner attempting to put out the flames before a loud explosion ripped through the car.
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Source: Greek City Times News
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