Mexican Plane Hijacking Ends Quietly

Sep. 9, 2009

At least five men were led away from a jetliner that was hijacked as it traveled from Cancun to Mexico City on Wednesday, according to Mexican news reports. The passengers were released unharmed.

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MEXICO CITY, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- A man who said he spoke to God and wanted to warn of impending disaster acted alone in threatening to blow up an AeroMexico jetliner Wednesday, officials said.

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Mexican Plane Hijacking Ends Quietly

Police: Bolivian acted alone in hijacking