“U.S. ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, disappeared in the smoke and fire of a building under attack in Benghazi, Libya, early Wednesday.” – Hispanicbusiness.com

U.S. Ambassador Killed in Benghazi Rocket Attack

“The US ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, has been killed following a rocket attack on his car in the eastern city of Benghazi on Tuesday night.” – Telegraph.co.uk

Libya Doctor: US Ambassador Died of Severe Asphyxia from Smoke in ‘consulate’ Attack

“The Libyan doctor who treated U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens says the diplomat died of severe asphyxiation and that he tried for 90 minutes to revive him.” – Globalnews.ca (Associated Press)

U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens Killed in Benghazi

“On Monday, Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton confirmed that a state department officer at the U.S. consulate was United States ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens. Later reports to CNN say the officer killed was United States ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens.” – Cnn.com

Al-Qaeda Murders U.S. Ambassador and Staff in Libya

“The American ambassador and three staff members were killed when gunmen fired rockets in their direction,” a Libyan official in Benghazi said.” – Infowars.com

The Lebanon Report on the Murdered U.S. Ambassador

“Rape of murdered U.S. ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens remains unconfirmed.” – Washingtontimes.com

U.S. Diplomats, Marine Rescue Team Were also Attacked at Safe House

“(The ambassador) died as a result of suffocation by the fumes of the fire inside the embassy and one was also killed by gunfire before around 37 people were moved to a place we thought was safe.” – Nbcnews.com

Chris Stevens, U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Killed in Benghazi Attack

“The U.S. ambassador in Libya and three other embassy staff were killed in a rocket attack after the diplomat’s car was targeted in the eastern city of Benghazi, it was confirmed on Wednesday.” – Guardian.co.uk

Libya Consulate Hit With Two Attacks That Lasted Nearly Five Hours

“The bloody offensive by extremists killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. In addition, three more U.S. personnel were wounded. …  The State Department said that some time between 10:15 p.m. and 11:20 p.m., Stevens left the main building and went to the hospital. Clinton said he was taken there by Libyans. Stevens was not seen by his colleagues until his body was brought later that evening to the Benghazi airport.” – Abcnews.go.com

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