Pope gunman 'offered to capture bin Laden'
The Turkish man who shot Pope John Paul II offered in 2000 to capture al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and planed to kill the late Syrian President Hafez Assad, a Turkish newspaper reported today, printing what it said were letters the gunman wrote.
The Hurriyet newspaper printed handwritten letters purportedly penned by Mehmet Ali Agca.
