Reply #1: This is an amazing story! Wow...what a twisted mo fo!

[Chicago Democrat]

he began installing tiny bombs in supermarket products. In November of that year, a tube of tomato puree exploded in a kitchen when the woman who had bought it opened it.

A suspiciously heavy tube of mayonnaise was opened by carabinieri and found to be packed with explosive. A candle went off the next year, then a jar of Nutella, and the bombings took an evil new turn in September 2002, when a tube of soap bubbles exploded in the hands of a child.

Further bombs have detonated in a church confessional, the cistern of a public toilet and a child's felt-tip pen. In the latter case the victim, a young girl, was lucky not to lose a hand and an eye.