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He Hijacked Plane to Speak to the Pope, Judge Denies Extradition to Turkey: 'Rischia La Torture'

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Hakan Ekinci is now an engineer, in 2006 he hijacked a flight then landed in Brindisi asking for an interview with Ratzinger because as a converted Christian he didn't want to...

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He Hijacked Plane to Speak to the Pope, Judge Denies Extradition to Turkey: 'Rischia La Torture'

Hakan Ekinci is now an engineer, in 2006 he hijacked a flight then landed in Brindisi asking for an interview with Ratzinger because as a converted Christian he didn't want to...

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La Repubblica broke the news in Turin, Italy on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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