Man who Shot Pope John Paul II Visits Grave with Flowers

Mehmet Ali Agca, a Turkish man who shot and injured the former Pope, John Paul II back in 1981 has laid flowers on the dead pontiff's tomb in the Vatican. The 56-year-old Agca told the police he felt the need to make the gesture, according to a report by Italian media.

The visit comes 31 years after the late pope John Paul II visited Agca in prison and forgave him for the attempt on his life - shooting him twice at close range. The Pope was left seriously injured, with one bullet passing through his abdomen and another narrowly missing his heart. Agca was convicted and served 19 years in jail for attempted murder but the motive behind the shooting is yet to be uncovered.

Reports say Agca laid white roses at the tomb of the late Pope on Saturday, in his first visit to the Vatican since his attack on John Paul II on 13 May 1981.

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