Dutch Supermarket Bomber Demands Bitcoin Ransoms
Police in the Netherlands are appealing for witnesses to find a person who is planting explosives and requesting a bitcoin ransom. According to the police, the first attacks took place in May, when the perpetrator placed explosive devices in three different Jumbo supermarkets - a chain of stores belonging to the Van Eerd Group - in Groningen, the largest city in the north of the country. Subsequent attacks followed in June and July when the offender sent a congratulatory card containing a small amount of explosive substance to another supermarket in Zwolle, a small town in the province of....
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