Greek taxi driver killed the 2007 England mascot Robert Sebbage

Robert Sebbage, a 18-year-old boy, ended up dead during his dream holiday in Greece. A taxi driver put a jack-knife into the chest of Robert Sebbage on the island of Zakynthos on Wednesday and subsequently the boy died.

His good friend, Jordan Manson (18), managed to survive the incident but he was hospitalized with severe stabbing wounds and he is now in critical medical condition. Also three other friends of the murdered boy had to go to the hospital in order to treat their wounds.

The teens were on their first holiday together abroad and according to Daily Mail carried no weapons with them when the (3 a.m.) early morning confrontation with two taxi drivers occurred.
It seems that the tragic incident sparked from a laser pen which was pointed into the eyes of the taxi driver. It is revealed that one of the drivers said: “I was upset because the English teenagers disturbed us with their laser.”
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The police arrested the killer, Stelios Morfis, 21, and also another Greek, Dimosthenes Mylonas, 25.

The boy who was killed was pretty known in his homeland because he was the mascot of the English football team in 2007. The English newspapers and TV news programmes broadcast massive reports about the gruesome incident. More than three thousand people have joined so far on Facebook a page called RIP Robert Sebbage.