Isn't Hollywood hijacking the hijacking for its own money-grubbing purposes?
The camp brought non-Iraqi Arabs from Persian Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, Mr. Khodada said, and gave them training "on assassinations, kidnapping, hijacking of airplanes, hijacking of buses, hijacking of trains, and all other kinds of operations related to terrorism".
PAGE A8 Behind the Hijacking The Indian Airlines hijacking shows how Pakistan apparently lost control of a militant group, American officials suggest.
A8 U.S. Envoy Safe After Hijacking An armed man hijacked a Yemeni plane carrying the United States ambassador to Yemen, Barbara Bodine, and 90 other people and diverted it to neighboring Djibouti, where the crew overpowered him.
However, reading out a 20-page indictment this morning, Rodney de Kock, director of public prosecutions for the Western Cape, said: "The alleged hijacking was not a hijacking but part of a plan of subterfuge which Shrien Dewani and the accused [Tongo] had designed to conceal true facts... that the deceased was murdered at the instance of her husband".
The plea bargain stated: "The alleged hijacking was not a hijacking but part of a plan of subterfuge which Shrien Dewani and the accused [Tongo] had designed to conceal true facts, to wit that the deceased was murdered at the instance of her husband".
Five years later, still in jail awaiting trial, he was released, in exchange for the release of passengers aboard a Indian Airlines jet that had been hijacked from Katmandu, a hijacking in which Pakistani intelligence officials had a hand, American officials have said.
In an interview at an Islamic center that used to be a Brown Derby restaurant, Dr. Khan said that "Mr. Jones is hijacking Christianity" just as "Al Qaeda hijacked Islam".
"They have hijacked our name and are hijacking our history," said Mr. Seale, who described the old Panthers' problems with the new group as both legal and moral.
