Corporal Clegg's video: Gaddafi Was Still Alive Gaddafi War Noch Am Leben

† 20 October 2011--- SEE FOR YOURSELF !! --- Jibril cited doctors are saying that there was not any sign of blows or bruises on the face of Gaddafi, who was still alive a few minutes before his arrival at the hospital --- As Libya's new rulers are scheduled to announce over the weekend the "liberation" of the country after the death of fallen leader Muammar Gaddafi, mist still exists over the burial of the former leader as well as the whereabouts of his second-eldest son Saif al-Islam. After Gaddafi was captured alive but died of bullet injuries in his hometown Sirte in northern Libya, his body has been transferred to Misrata, a town which suffered heavily during clashes between Gaddafi's forces and fighters of the now ruling National Transitional Council (NTC). In spite of reports shortly after Gaddafi's death that he should be buried on Friday in accordance with Islamic traditions, his body is still kept in a commercial freezer in a shopping center in Misrata, located between Sirte and the capital Tripoli, in a bid to prevent angry civilians from taking revenge on the dead body of the country's top figure for over four decades. Earlier on Friday, a source close to the NTC's information office told Xinhua that it is possible that the burial would be delayed for some time due to discussions among Libya's new rulers. More accurate investigations will take time, the source said. However, senior NTC leaders are yet to confirm on either the date or a delay. In the meantime, an official of Misrata's military council, who asked not to be named, told Xinhua Friday that discussions were still underway on the ritual, date and location for the burial of Gaddafi, with some people proposing Gaddafi be buried at sea. Less than half a day after Gaddafi's death on Thursday, Mahmoud Jibril, head of the NTC's executive committee, told reporters that Gaddafi's body might be buried in Libya or abroad, but one certain thing is that it would be in an undisclosed location. Jibril said the coroners have collected the DNA samples of Gaddafi and his fourth son Mutassim, who was also captured in Sirte Thursday but died soon after in murky circumstances. He said forensic reports would be attached with pictures for submission to the International Criminal Court. The United Nations on Friday called for a comprehensive investigation into Gaddafi's death to make clear that whether the former Libyan leader was killed in purpose by the NTC fighters, after Gaddafi's widow Safia requested a look into the circumstances of her husband's death through the Syria-based Arrai TV channel, the sole remaining pro-Gaddafi media which has broadcasted episodes of Gaddafi's sound recordings after he was driven away from the capital nearly two months ago. However, senior NTC leaders including Jibril have been stressing since Thursday that Gaddafi was captured alive and suffered only a shot in his right hand before being sent onto a NTC pickup truck, and that it was the "crossfire between the revolutionaries and the (Gaddafi) loyalists" later that ended up with a shot in Gaddafi's head. Jibril cited doctors are saying that there was not any sign of blows or bruises on the face of Gaddafi, who was still alive a few minutes before his arrival at the hospital. Nach Angaben des Regierungschef des Übergangsrats, Mahmud Dschibril, wurde Gaddafi am Donnerstag bei einem Schusswechsel tödlich am Kopf getroffen worden. Ein Kommandeur der Gaddafi-Gegner wiederum berichtete, der Ex-Machthaber sei an Bein und Schulter verwundet worden und "danach" gestorben. "Als er gefunden wurde, war er bei guter Gesundheit und hatte eine Waffe", sagte Dschibril. Er sei anschließend auf einen Pickup gebracht worden. Als das Fahrzeug losfuhr, sei jedoch eine Schießerei zwischen Gaddafi-Anhängern und Gegnern ausgebrochen. Dabei habe Gaddafi einen Kopfschuss erlitten. Bis zu seinem Eintreffen im Krankenhaus in Misrata sei er jedoch am Leben gewesen. Der Kommandeur der Truppen des Übergangsrats in Sirte, Mohammed Leith, hatte zuvor gesagt, Gaddafi habe aus einem Jeep zu fliehen versucht, als dieser beschossen wurde. Er habe sich in einem Abwasserkanal versteckt, sei dann jedoch mit einer Kalaschnikow und einer Pistole in den Händen herausgekommen und habe sich umgeschaut. Da sei er von Kämpfern des Übergangsrats an der Schulter und am Bein getroffen worden. "Danach starb er", sagte Leith. Videoaufnahmen, die von den arabischen Fernsehsendern Al Arabija und Al Dschasira ausgestrahlt wurden, zeigten Gaddafi nach seiner Festnahme lebend inmitten von Kämpfern des Übergangsrats. Er wirkte bereits verletzt und hatte Blut auf Gesicht und Schultern. Ein Kämpfer schien ihm eine Pistole an den Kopf zu halten. Ob er abdrückte, war nicht zu erkennen. Anschließend ist auf den Aufnahmen zu sehen, wie Gaddafi auf einen Pickup gezogen wird.