Body bags reveal fate of soldiers who refused to fire on their own people

The bodies were in dark green shrouds lying on the concrete floor of the morgue, 10 prisoners shot and then set on fire as the security forces of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi unleashed a last round of vengeful violence before being forced to flee.


The dead men are said to have been soldiers who had refused to open fire on those marching against the regime. They had been disarmed and beaten up by their comrades before being incarcerated in an underground cell in al-Katiba, the main military encampment in Benghazi.

The account of the last days of the inmates came from a Libyan army officer who subsequently surrendered to the rebels and changed sides. He was able to provide names of some of those killed, all local men, but bereaved relations had not been able to identify the charred remains.

read more http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/body-bags-reveal-fat...

Views: 74

Comment

You need to be a member of 12160 Social Network to add comments!

Join 12160 Social Network

"Destroying the New World Order"

TOP CONTENT THIS WEEK

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE SITE!

mobile page

12160.info/m

12160 Administrators

 

Latest Activity

tjdavis posted videos
2 hours ago
Doc Vega posted blog posts
11 hours ago
Doc Vega commented on Doc Vega's blog post To Each and every One of you here Happy Thanksgiving
"cheeki kea that was damn funny and cute. Always appreciate your insights and memes! Wish I had a…"
13 hours ago
Ray99kibz left a comment for Less Prone
"Thanks I am glad to be here."
yesterday
alux junes posted a status
"??"
yesterday
Elementisfire left a comment for Less Prone
"Sorry for the long wait"
Monday
Elementisfire and Less Prone are now friends
Monday
tjdavis posted photos
Sunday
tjdavis posted a video

Stink full movie

documentary on dangerous chemical ingredients found in everyday products
Sunday
Douglas Gordon is now a member of 12160 Social Network
Saturday
tjdavis posted a video

Revolution (1968) scenes featuring Today Louise Malone

Some clips from Jack O'Connell's Revolution (1968), featuring the one and only Today Louise Malone.
Friday
cheeki kea replied to cheeki kea's discussion Tartaria
"This screenshot is from a book found by a blogger in his research and gives an eye witnessed…"
Thursday
cheeki kea commented on Doc Vega's blog post To Each and every One of you here Happy Thanksgiving
Thursday
Doc Vega posted blog posts
Nov 26
Doc Vega commented on tjdavis's video
Thumbnail

The Hunt - Official Trailer [HD]

"A former ANTIFA member was interviewed here recently and this would not be far from actual reality…"
Nov 24
Doc Vega posted blog posts
Nov 24
tjdavis posted videos
Nov 24
tjdavis posted a blog post
Nov 24
tjdavis posted a photo
Nov 24
Doc Vega posted a blog post

Legacy of Supposedly Inferior Aircraft Outmatching Their Enemies

 We think of the Korean War aerial combat as the classic dogfights between the American F-86 Sabre…See More
Nov 22

© 2025   Created by truth.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service

content and site copyright 12160.info 2007-2019 - all rights reserved. unless otherwise noted