Man Who Shot Pope John Paul II Released From Prison - All the World Will Be Destroyed

Pope's Gunman Mehmet Ali Agca in 'Christ' Rant as He Gets Out After 29 years
By Andrew Gregory 19/01/2010

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The man who shot Pope John Paul II sparked revulsion last night by demanding £3million for his story after he left prison.

Mehmet Ali Agca, 52, also said in a bizarre statement yesterday: "I proclaim the end of the world. All the world will be destroyed in this century.

"Every human being will die in this century... I am the Christ eternal."

Agca, who spent 29 years in jail, checked into a five-star hotel last night after leaving his cell in Ankara, Turkey.

He could cash in on the fact that he has never revealed why he attempted the 1981 assassination in Rome.

And he hinted he may finally explain why he tried to kill the Pope - but only if he signs a deal to tell his story for a huge sum.

Italian politicians were quick to voice outrage. Massimo Gasparri, of the ruling People of Freedom Party, said: "Let's not forget this man was responsible for an attempt on the life of a Pope and it would be a scandal if someone would feed his mad illusions by paying for his memoirs.

"Any attempt to make a star out of a killer and a terrorist must be condemned.

paint him as a crazy and no-one will question who he got his orders from..

THIS MAN IS WRITING A BOOK. AND I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HE has to say
This world will be touched by death, in fact, is receiving strong shocks, BUT WIL BE NOT DESTROYED, THANK GOD.

THANKS FOR ALL, SEEKER, SEEMS TO ME THIS FORUM FOR AN INTERESTING PLACE TO ENTER.

your welcome rosario..i think his book could be very revealing

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Enrcio De Pedis an old mafia figure will be exhumed by the Iltalian Police

The Vatican has given permission for Italian police to exhume the grave of a notorious Mafia figure in the search for information about a girl who disappeared 27 years ago.

Emanuela Orlandi, the daughter of a Vatican employee, was a 15-year-old high-school student in June 1983, when she did not return from school to her home inside Vatican City. Her disappearance has never been explained, but the case gave rise to a series of sensational theories. One report suggested that she had been kidnapped, and her captors offered her freedom in exchange for that of Mehmet Ali Agca, the would-be papal assassin who was then imprisoned in Rome.

Another theory according to this link is that she was kidnapped and used as a warning to those who had stolen millions of dollars from the Banco Ambrosiano.

Enrico De Pedis was said to have been seen with the young girl before her disappearance. It is said he was killed by rival mafia members. Ironically, De Pedis is buried in a crypt of the basilica of St. Apollinare.

St. Apollinare is operated by the Vatican.

I often wonder how the vatican determines that those who are divorced cannot be buried in one of their Catholic cemeteries, yet, it if okay to place the body of a mafia member in their "holy places".

Images of St. Apollinare from Google

http://www.google.com/images?q=St.%20Apollinare&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1280&bih=617

I often wonder how the vatican determines that those who are divorced cannot be buried in one of their Catholic cemeteries, yet, it if okay to place the body of a mafia member in their "holy places".

amen to that..

I'm sure he has a lot to tell in his book , that if he ever lived long enough to publish it.

he might kiss some lead i reckon..