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EgyptAir plane Hijacker: He’s not a terrorist, he’s a lover!

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By Think Marketing Published March 29, 2016 Digital Marketing
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Biggest news today is the Egypt Air hijacking –An Egypt Air plane was hijacked this morning en route to Cairo and flown to Larnaca airport in Cyprus.

The man who hijacked Egypt Air plane during a routine domestic flight to Cairo and forced it to land on the island of Cyprus on Tuesday has surrendered and was taken into custody after he released all the passengers and crew. A hostage situation ensued, but it has now ended with the hijacker in custody.

The man’s motivation was unclear, but Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said the hijacking was “not something that has to do with terrorism” and a Cyprus government official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation, said the man “seems (to be) in love.”

Hijacker’s ‘suicide belt’ was fake:

“This is not about terrorism. This is about the individual action of a person who is psychologically unstable,” said the Cypriot foreign ministry’s permanent secretary, Alexandros Zenon.

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Officials in Cyprus have said the supposed suicide belt worn by the hijacker was not real, Reuters has quoted Egypt’s civil aviation ministry as saying.

https://twitter.com/Heshoz/status/714785207510024192

Plane hijacked for LOVE, not for hate…. #EgyptAir #EgyptAirHijack cartoon for @TheStarKenya pic.twitter.com/9X9rxvarP4

— VICTOR NDULA (@ndula_victor) March 29, 2016

Hijacker ‘in love’ forced EgyptAir plane to fly to Cyprus in bid to deliver letter to ex-wife:

A love-sick Egyptian hijacker who commandeered a plane and forced it to land in Cyprus in a bid to get a letter to his ex-wife was a rich topic on Social Media for sharing tweets and posts about the crisis which was really a love crisis.

Some people found it very romantic to see a man who is ready to risk it all just for the sake of delivering a letter for his ex-wife:

When a reporter asked Cypriot president if the hijacking had something to do with a woman, he replied, "Always, there is a woman." #EgyptAir

— NPR (@NPR) March 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/sagarcasm/status/714728265060061184

https://twitter.com/Mah_Nishmah/status/714804228141760512

Looking at all the tweets though,this has become more of a joke than a serious crisis😂 #EgyptAir

— S (@ThatStarGazer) March 29, 2016

He: I love you
She: I won't believe until you hijack a plane for me 😅#EgyptAirHijack #EgyptAir

— Rinnie✨ (@Chirpy_Queen) March 29, 2016

For a change a hijacking took place for love instead of hate. Don't punish the hijacker. Just charge him for the fuel.#EgyptAir

— Khalid Munir (@Khalid_Munir) March 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/SahilBulla/status/714746115732717568

We Live In A World Where Hijacking A Pane Is Lot Easier Than Keeping A Relationship Together. #EgyptAir 😉

— Sir Jadeja fan (@SirJadeja) March 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/NoChill4D/status/714774018491031552

The moment #EgyptAir hijacker 'hands over letter for his ex-wife' https://t.co/5bd7dLhqND pic.twitter.com/IZCgiZ6I6O

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/haziq_qadri/status/714744797286764545

https://twitter.com/Partisangirl/status/714734667287683073

Come to Egypt where university professors hijack airplanes for their love! #EgyptAir #EgyptAirHijack

— Boقtor (@petermboktor) March 29, 2016

 

The Hijacker Selfie

Not sure who was crazier – The plane hijacker himself, or the dude who took a selfie with the hijacker.

A guys actually took a selfie with the hijacker of #EgyptAir, mid-hijack!
The selfie to end all selfies 🙂 pic.twitter.com/DingfVhKbM

— Khalil (@sehnaoui) March 29, 2016

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