Acid attack survivor speaks out as person selling streaming devices gets longer sentence than attacker

A devoted father who was blinded by an acid attack in an unfortunate case of mistaken identity has opened up about his fears that the practice is becoming increasingly common and not prosecuted harshly enough.

In 2014, Andreas Christopheros answered the door to a stranger who threw a pint of sulfuric acid in his face before fleeing.

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