Former Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana is escorted by the police, as the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition forces in Iraq, have...
Former Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana is escorted by the police, as the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition forces in Iraq, have...
Italian hostages Salvatore Stefio , Umberto Cupertino and Maurizio Agliana arrive at Ciampino Military airbase on June 9, 2004 in Rome, Italy. The...
Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana is greeted by his sister Antonella as he arrives at Ciampino Military airbase on June 9, 2004 in Rome, Italy. The...
Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana waves as he arrives at Ciampino Military airbase on June 9, 2004 in Rome, Italy. The three Italian private security...
Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana is greeted by his sister Antonella as he arrives at Ciampino Military airbase on June 9, 2004 in Rome, Italy. The...
Former Italian hostages Maurizio Agliana gestures followed by Salvatore Stefio 09 June 2004 after arriving at Rome's Ciampino airport with another...
Former Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana is hugged by a friend 09 June 2004 as he arrives at Rome's Ciampino airport with two other Italian hostages...
Former Italian hostages Umberto Cupertino and Maurizio Agliana sit in a helicopter 09 June 2004 after arriving at Rome's Ciampino airport with...
Former Italian hostages Umberto Cupertino and Maurizio Agliana sit in a helicopter 09 June 2004 after arriving at Rome's Ciampino airport with...
Former Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana gestures 09 June 2004 as he arrives at Rome's Ciampino airport with two other Italian hostages freed 08 June...
Former Italian hostage Maurizio Agliana gestures 09 June 2004 as he arrives at Rome's Ciampino airport with two other Italian hostages freed 08 June...
Maurizio Agliana is greeted by his sister Antonella, as the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition forces in Iraq, arrive at Rome's...
Former hostage Maurizio Agliana is greeted by his sister Antonella, as the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition forces in Iraq, arrive...
Former hostage Maurizio Agliana is greeted by his sister Antonella, as the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition forces in Iraq, arrive...
Umberto Cupertino , who is greeted by his father , Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana, the three Italian hostages freed yesterday by coalition...
Standing in front of a projected image showing the three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana...
Projected on a screen during a press conference, from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana are seen as Polish...
Standing in front a projected image showing three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana Polish...
Standing in front a projected image showing three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana...
Standing in front of an image showing the three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana US...
Standing in front a projected image showing three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana...
Grab taken 03 June 2004 from the Arabic television station Al-Jazeera shows the three Italian hostages held in Iraq. The kidnappers of the Italians...
Standing in front a projected image showing three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana Polish...
Projected on a screen during a press conference, from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana are seen as Polish...
Standing in front of a projected image showing the three Italian hostages from left to right: Umberto Cupertino Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana...
The group holding the hostages has threatened to kill them in five days unless Italians take to the street to publicly denounce their country's...
The group holding the hostages has threatened to kill them in five days unless Italians take to the street to publicly denounce their country's...
