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Listen on BBC Sounds. Hello and welcome to the Witness History Podcast from the BBC World Service with me Daniel Gordon and I'm taking you back to 1983.

It's the 3rd of July and at the end of his weekly address to the faithful from his balcony

in the Vatican, Pope John Paul II makes an appeal for the safe return

of Emmanuelo Orlandi, a teenage girl who'd recently disappeared in Rome. Let me express the compassion I feel for the Orlandi family who are in turmoil over the

disappearance of their 15-year-old daughter,

I share the agony and the fear of her parents,

but I haven't lost my hope and faith in the humanity of those who are responsible. It's the beginning of a huge scandal which will draw in some of the most powerful figures in the Catholic

Church, including the Pope himself.

To anyone listening that day, John Paul II's words appeared to be a plea for

Emanuela to be released. But the strange thing was that

whilst the Pope seemed to be fully aware that she'd been

kidnapped, nobody'd yet told her family, even though she'd been missing for nearly two weeks as

her older brother Pietro remembers.

We'd been thinking about all the terrible things that could have happened to her.

It was horrific. I wouldn't wish what we went through on anyone.

I'd been driving up and down on my motor bike, day and night, looking in every park in Rome.

Scared, I'd find her dad behind a bush somewhere. Then, when the Pope made

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