>> the rebels dragged moammar qaddafi, once the most powerful man in libya, out of a drainage ditch, and that's when the mayhem started. (gunfire) qaddafi's last moments were recorded. his last words reportedly were, "don't kill me. don't kill my sons." >> dornstein: when this video hit the news, reporters began to call me and other lockerbie relatives. they wanted to know what we felt. were we satisfied? i watched qaddafi's death over and over, trying to feel some bloodlust for the man who may have given the order to blow up flight 103. but i only managed to feel a strange empathy for this beaten man pleading for his life. >> rebels hoisted qaddafi's body onto a truck, so the crowds t could see their prize. >> dornstein: meanwhile, i heard a rumor that one of the remaining men on my list had been in the car with qaddafi that morning. an online video showed the man who had been taken prisoner by a vengeful rebel militia. >> dornstein: most were low-level loyalists and tribesman brought in to fight qaddafi's last stand. >> dornstein: the prisoners were marched into a field, shot execut

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