Mother calls for attempted murder charges after son loses fingers Michael Boggan, 15, lost most of his fingers after a golf ball filled with explosives detonated in a backyard west of Brisbane on Friday afternoon. The mother of a teenager whose hands were blown off after a homemade bomb exploded has called for the boy who threw it at him to be charged with attempted murder. It is believed he was sitting with a group of friends when he was thrown the homemade bomb and it exploded in his hands. Two boys were seen running running from the house immediately after the blast. He's got a heart of gold. Nobody deserves that": Rebecca Boggan. Michael's mother Rebecca said the explosion was not an accident and has called for charges to be laid against the teenager who threw the bomb at him. Three teenagers aged between 15 and 18, were taken to Ipswich Hospital with minor injuries following the explosion and all have been questioned by police, but no charges have been laid. Police are still waiting to speak to Michael. Horrific injuries. His hands are just bones and skin and he just kept saying 'wake me up, wake me up'," Ms Boggan told Channel 10 news last night. Nobody deserves that. I want the main offender to be charged with attempted murder. Look what they have done. Co-operate with police. Michael, who spoke to media from his hospital bed yesterday after a nine hour operation, said he had no idea the golf ball he was shaking up contained explosives. I've only got the pinkie and three fingers. Nothing else," he told Channel 7 news last night. All I remember is I was shaking it up a little bit and then boom I couldn't see or hear. All the kids out there if you find anything unfamiliar, don't pick it up. Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale visited the boy and his family yesterday and said the situation was heartbreaking. "The last thing Michael did yesterday was go shopping with the stepfather to buy a Mother's Day present and as the father said this morning it's probably the last thing he'll hold," Mr Pisasale said. Michael's stepfather Michael Clifton reportedly said his stepson had been a constant target of bullies in the past. Police were still at the home in Dampier Street in the Ipswich suburb of Leichhardt yesterday morning as their investigations continued.