Former employee kills top executives of Greek shipping company in dramatic shooting

A 70-year-old former employee launched a shooting rampage at a shipping company near Athens, killing three executives before committing suicide, sparking an investigation into possible motives.

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Shipping Compnay Shooting — A special police force member stands on the building terrace while police secure the area around the building of a shipping company following a shooting and while a police operation is underway in the suburb of Glyfada, in Athens, Greece, February 12, 2024. REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis

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