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Hamid El-Abeydi
- February 1970-Minister of Defense during the reign of Idris:He was
arrested immediately after the coup, and died under arrest due to
ill treatment and was barred from medical treatment.
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Mahmoud El-Muntaser
– September 1970 – Prime minister during the reign of Idris: He was
arrested immediately after the coup, and died under arrest due to
neglect and was barred from medical treatment.
-
Emhemed Ahmed El-Harati
– October 1970 – A Captain in the Libyan Armed Forces and a member of
the Free Officers: He was killed in a planned car crash due to
suspicions about his loyalty, and his discontent with Gaddafi.
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Mohamed El-Areify
– October 1970 – An employee for one of the foreign airlines operating
in Tripoli. He was killed in the same planned car crash as Emhemed El-Harati.
-
Ateeh El-Kasah
– November 1970 – A Captain of the Libyan Armed Forces and a member of
the Free Officers – He was killed in a planned car crash due to
suspicions regarding his loyalty to the regime.
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Ali Abdullah Wareeth
– December 1970 – Editor-in-Chief of the Libyan newspaper “El-Balagh
El-Libie” - He was also killed in a planned car crash because of
rumors of him possessing too much information on the secrets and
operations of the September 1st Coup
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Mohamed Tahir El-Qatrooney
– December 1970 – Immigration Officer – He tortured to death in the
Central Tripoli Prison. He was convicted of being involved in the
first coup attempt against Gaddafi in Sebha during 1970.
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Bouhaleeqa Dakheel El-Shreydi
– December 1970 – A Lieutenant in the Armed Forces – He was tortured
to death in the Central Tripoli Prison for his alleged involvement in
the attempt on Gaddafi in Sebha during 1970.
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Moftah Suleiman Bushah
– July 1971 – infomander of the Security Forces during the reign of
King Idris – He was arrested immediately after the coup of 1969 and
died as a result of negligence, ill-treatment and lack of medical
attention while he was under arrest.
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Mohamed Saif El-Nasr
– October 1971 – The Sheikh of the Awlad Suleiman tribe – He was
arrested immediately after the military coup of 1969. He died under
arrest due to neglect and a lack of medical attention
-
Abdul-Hameed El-Mabrook
El-Majry – November 1971 –Member of the Armed
forces. He was convicted for being a conspirator in the 1970
assassination attempt on Gaddafi. He was severely tortured and was
killed as a result. His body was sent to his family in a closed box,
and the burial took place under the watchful eye of the security
forces.
-
Moftah El Fakhry
– December 1971 – A Lieutenant in the Armed Forces – He was killed
in a planned car crash on suspicion of his loyalty to the regime; he
had a reputation of bravery and frankness.
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Emhemed Abu Bakr
El Mgeryif – August 21st 1972 – A captain in the
Libyan Armed Forces and a member of the Revolutionary infomand Council.
He was killed in a planned car crash in light of Gaddafi’s discovery
of his plot to kill Gaddafi.
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Omar Sa’eed Suleiman
– 1973 – A Major in the Armed Forces. He was killed in a planned
car crash on suspicion of his loyalty to the regime.
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Yousef El-Azmarli
– December 21st 1975 – One of the administrators in the Ministry of
Oil. He was killed at the OPEC meeting in Vienna by the infamous
Venezuelan terrorist Carlos. Carlos the Jackal was hired by Gaddafi to
kill some, and kidnap officials at the OPEC meeting.
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Muwafaq El Kheyaat
– January 4th 1976 – A student from Syria. He was killed by
Gaddafi’s security forces that had opened fire on a peaceful student
demonstration in the city of Benghazi.
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Bashir El Tawrghy El
Menqoosh – January 7th 1976 – A student at the College
of Nursing in Benghazi. He was killed by Gaddafi’s security forces
that had opened fire on a peaceful student demonstration in Benghazi.
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Faraj Moftah Bin Ali
– March 5th 1976 – A Lieutenant in the Libyan Armed Forces. He was
a resident of Al Beydha, and was killed in prison due to the severe
torture for his alleged part in El-Muhayshi’s coup attempt of August
1975. (El-Muhayshi was a member of the RCC, he had tried to overthrow
Gaddafi in August of 1975)
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Mohamed Faraj El Toomi
– March 20th 1976 – A Captain of the Armed Forces from Tripoli. He
died as a result of the critical skull injuries he received after
being tortured a number of times by the security forces.
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Ahmed Faraj El Breghthi
– May 1976 - A Lieutenant in the Armed Forces. A
native of the city of Maraj, he was convicted of conspiring in the
August 1975 attempt on Gaddafi and was tortured to death in prison.
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Adam AbdulSamee’ El
Bar’asi – 1976 – A Lieutenant in the Armed Forces.
Another native from the city of Maraj, he was convicted of conspiring
in the August 1975 attempt on Gaddafi and was tortured to death in
prison.
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Sadiq Barkah –
1976 – A captain in the Armed Forces. He was killed inside the
Barracks of el-Abyar on suspicion of him participating in armed
struggle against the Gaddafi regime.
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Ahmed Abdullah Buleefa –
August 1976 – A captain in the Armed Forces. He was killed by the
security forces at the Tunisian-Libyan border trying to evade
imprisonment for his participation in the August 1975 attempt on
Gaddafi.
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Mohamed El Asfar –
August 1976 – A corporal in the armed forces. He was killed by
security forces at the Tunisian-Libyan border trying to evade
imprisonment for his participation in the August 1975 on Gaddafi.
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Khalifa Salem El Astaa –
Decemeber 1976 - He was killed in a planned car crash on suspicion of
his participation in action against the regime.
-
AbdulMajeed Mohamed El
Menqoosh – April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Omar Othman Al Khadhar –
April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed forces. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Mustafa Mohamed El
Manqoosh – April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ali Mohamed Qashoot -
April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ali Ahmed Bin Sa’ood -
April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed El Sadiq Salem -
April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi. At
first he was sentenced to prison, but the decision was changed by
Gaddafi.
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Khalifa Hussein El Faqi
- April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed forces and a
member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by
firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to
overthrow Gaddafi. At first he was sentenced to prison, but the
decision was changed by Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed Abdussalam El
Mansoori - April 2nd 1977 – A captain in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed Salem El
Barghathi - April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Abdulraheem Ahmed
Burge’a - April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Hamid Yousef Elqandooz -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed Suleiman Ateeh -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Abdussalam Naji Elberah
- April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces
and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death
by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to
overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ali Madi Sa’ad -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ahmed Deyab Abdurrahman
- April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces
and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death
by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to
overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Imraan Ali El Daeeky -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Faraj Abdussalam El
Amaari - April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed
forces and a member of the Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Eessaa Mohamed Karuwat -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Salih Abdullah El
Qalooss - April 2nd 1977 - He was sentenced to death
by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to
overthrow Gaddafi. At first he was sentenced to prison, but the
decision was changed by Gaddafi.
-
AbdulWahid Abdullah El
Shlowey - April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed
forces. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for his alleged
participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ali ElSadiq El Bar’asi -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces and a member of the
Free Officers movement. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for
his alleged participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi.
-
Ali Suleiman ElShawish -
April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed forces. He was sentenced to
death by firing squad for his alleged participation in the 1975
attempt to overthrow Gaddafi. At first he was sentenced to prison, but
the decision was changed by Gaddafi.
-
AbdulHakeem Ibraheem
Najm - April 2nd 1977 – A lieutenant in the armed
forces. He was sentenced to death by firing squad for his alleged
participation in the 1975 attempt to overthrow Gaddafi. At first he
was sentenced to prison, but the decision was changed by Gaddafi.
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Omar Ali Daboob –
April 7th 1977 – A Teacher; he was sentenced to death by hanging in
front of thousands in the city of Benghazi. His crime was
participation in the student demonstration in January of 1976; Gaddafi
himself was present at the execution.
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Mohamed AlTayyib Bin
Sa’ood – April 7th 1977 – He was sentenced to death by
hanging in public in the city of Benghazi. His crime was participation
in the student demonstration in January of 1976; Gaddafi himself was
present at the execution.
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Omar El Sadiq Elwarfelli
– April 7th 1977 - An artisan; he was hanged in front
of thousands in the city of Benghazi. He was convicted for
‘destructive’ anti-revolutionary behavior.
-
Mahmood Abdullateef El
Menqoosh – July 1977 – Master Sergeant in the Libyan
armed forces. He was executed by firing squad for participating in
action against the regime.
-
Taha El Shareef Bin
‘Aamir – March 6th 1978 – Minister of infomunications;
he was killed in the planned helicopter crash that targeted an
East-German diplomat that was visiting Libya.
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Ahmed Abu Shaqur –
March 6th 1978 - He died in the same planned helicopter crash that
targeted a top East-German diplomat who had been visiting Libya.
-
Tawfiq Abdulmajeed Bin
Sa’ood - March 28th 1978 – A legal adviser. He was
killed in his home by an explosion.
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Al Sadeeq Busnenah –
October 7th 1979 – Lieutenant Pilot in the Libyan Air Force. He was
killed in a planned airplane crash on suspicion of his loyalty to the
regime.
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Aamir El Tahir
ElDagheess – Late February 1980 – A legal adviser and
a native of Tripoli, Aamir was also a key member in the Ba’ath Party
and the general trustee of the party in Libya. He was once arrested in
1973 for 4 months, and then released. He was arrested once more on the
24th of February, and his body was returned to his home on the 28th of
February in a wooden coffin.
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Mohamed Faraj Hamee –
March 1980 – Also a legal adviser, he was from the city of Benghazi
and also a member of the Ba’ath Party in Libya. He too was arrested in
1973 for a short time and was later released. His was then arrested
again in march of 1980, and days after his arrest his body, in a
wooden box, was returned to his home in Benghazi.
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Mohamed Hassan ElSagheer
– March 1980 – A lawyer from the Libyan city of
Misurata. He was a member of the Ba’ath Party of Libya and was
arrested in February of 1980. His body was returned to his home in a
wooden box in March 1980.
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Ali Salem ElAbeydi –
March 17th 1980 – Owner of an electrical consulting infopany. He was
killed by the revolutionary infomittees in the city of Tubruq.
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Amraji’ Musa ElHasnoni –
March 17th 1980 – Businessman – He was killed in a clash by the
revolutionary infomittees in the city of Tubruq.
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Khamees Ehmeyda
ElHasnoni – March 17th 1980 – Businessman. He was
killed in a clash by the revolutionary infomittees in the city of
Tubruq.
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Salim ElRteymi –
March 21st 1980 – Businessman. He was found dead in the trunk of his
car in Rome, Italy. He had previously eluded an attempt to kidnap him
by the revolutionaries in February. After the incident, a Libyan man
was arrested by Italian police in direct connection with the murder.
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Dr.
Mahmood Banoon – April 1980 – Engineer. He
was released from prison in April 1980. Days after his release, he
died due to severe injuries sustained during his prison sentence.
-
Mohamed Mustafa Ramadan
– April 11th 1980 – Reporter and Journalist in the
Arabic division of London TV. He was murdered by Gaddafi’s thugs in
cold blood after leaving the Friday Prayer at Regent Park Mosque in
London. Gaddafi refused to allow his body to be buried in Libya, and
it was returned to London for burial. The perpetrators were
apprehended immediately after the incident and were sentenced to life.
-
AbdulJaleel El’Aarif
–April 19th 1980 – Businessman. He was killed by Gaddafi’s
followers in Rome, Italy. A list of ‘traitors’ was dispatched to the
Libyan People’s Bureau in Rome, and declared the action was a matter
of ‘national defense’. Unfortunately for Abdul-Jaleel, he was also on
that list.
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Abdullateef ElMuntaser
– April 21st 1980 – Businessman. He was killed by
Gaddafi’s men in Beirut, Lebanon. He was wanted for collaborating with
Muhayshi in the attempt on Gaddafi in 1975.
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Mahmood Abdussalam Nafi’
– April 21st 1980 – Lawyer. He was killed by Gaddafi’s
men in his office in London. Libyan suspects were arrested in
connection and were sentenced to life in prison.
-
Abdullah Mohamed
ElKhazmey – May 8th 1980 – Businessman. He was killed
by Gaddafi’s men in the central train station in Rome, Italy. His body
was refused by the Libyan authorities from burial in Libya, and the
culprits escaped.
-
Omraan ElMehdawy
– May 8th 1980 – Former Libyan Diplomat. He was murdered
by Gaddafi’s men in the city of Bonn in West Germany. West German
police managed to arrest the assassin, and sentenced him to life in
prison on December 22nd 1980.
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Mohammed Fu’aad BuHajar
– May 20th 1980 – Businessman. He was killed by
Gaddafi’s men in Rome. His stabbed and strangled body was discovered
in his hotel room; the assassin(s) were never found.
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AbuBakr Abdurrahman
– May 21st 1980 – A former officer in the Libyan Armed
Forces. He was found slaughtered in his home in an Athenian suburb,
Greece. The culprit was apprehended and sentenced to death; but the
sentence was then changed to life in prison.
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Izzeddin ElHaderey
– June 11th 1980 – Businessman. He was killed by Gaddafi’s
men in the city of Milan, Italy. The Italian police were never able to
find the assassin.
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Idris ElShareef
ElShaheybi – August 5th 1980 – A captain in the Libyan
Armed Forces in Tubruq. He was killed in a struggle by Gaddafi’s men
who had infoe to arrest him. El Shaheybi’s driver was also killed in
the struggle.
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Ahmed Abdussalam
BuRgeyba – November 29th 1980 – A student. He was
killed by Gaddafi’s agents in the city of Manchester, England.
However, within 2 hours of the crime, the culprit was found and
arrested.
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AbdulMajeed Hussein
Bareebsh – 1980 – A captain in the Libyan Armed
Forces. He died in prison after being subject to severe torture. It
was alleged that he had been involved in the coup attempt against
Gaddafi in 1975.
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Lotfi Amgeeg
– December 1980 – A pharmacy student. He had participated in events on
November 16th 1980 against the government and the invasion of Chad
that took place at the Engineering Faculty. The students refused to go
for military service and Chad. Lotfi was tortured to death in prison.
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Abdurrahman Byoodh -
December 1980 – A pharmacy student. He participated in the anti-war,
anti-military protest on Nov. 16th 1980 at the Engineering Faculty. He
died in prison under severe torture.
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El Sheikh Mohamed
ElBashti – December 1980 – An Imam of Masjid El-Qasr
in Tripoli. He was arrested at the Masjid (mosque) on November 21st
1980, after the Afternoon prayer. One of Gaddafi’s agents, Abdussalam
Elzadama, in fact lit the Imam’s beard on fire during the
interrogation. He died in December after being subject to severe
torture.
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Naji Musbaah
– December 1980 – Engineering Student. He was tortured to
death in prison after his arrest in the assault on Masjid El-Qasr by
the revolutionary infomittees on November 21st 1980.
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Moftah ElAmeen
Abid-Rubbah – January 1981 – An Automotive Shop Owner
in Tubruq, Libya. He was tortured to death in prison on suspicion that
he was involved with a major in the military in a plot to overthrow
the government.
-
Tawfeeq El’Aqrooei
– January 1981 – Businessman. He was arrested on suspicion
that he was taking part in anti-government activity. He was tortured
to his death in prison.
-
Ali Khalifa ElMagrhi
– January 1981 – An officer in the Security Forces of
Benghazi. He was arrested for being involved in a small group of
officers who opposed the government. He was killed in prison.
-
Fawzi Mukhtar ElMsalati
– January 1981 – Lieutenant in the Libyan Armed
Forces. He was killed in a planned car crash on suspicion of his
loyalty to the regime.
-
El Sanusi El Ateyosh
– January 30th 1981 – infomander of the Libyan Armed Forces
during the reign of King Idris and an in-law of Captain Ahmed Mgeryif
(member of the RCC). He was suspected of being involved with a plot to
overthrow the government, and so Gaddafi’s security forces poisoned
him Athens, Greece.
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AbdulHameed Abdussalam
Elreeshi – May 28th 1981 – A Captain in the Libyan
Armed Forces. He was severely injured in Chad, and was relieved from
the front. He went to Rome for treatment, but his health was far from
improved. On a visit to the Libyan Embassy in Rome, security forces
opened fire on him from behind while he was sitting with the
ambassador Amaar Dhoe; both men were killed.
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Khalifa Melaad ElKmeyti
– August 1981 – A school teacher. He died in prison
under severe torture.
-
Moftah ElSanusi
Kheirullah – October 7th 1981 – Lieutenant in the Air
Force. His jet was tampered with and crashed to his death on suspicion
of his loyalty to the regime.
-
ElSaadiq Shladi
– 1981 – A businessman from El-Zawiyah, Libya. He was
killed in prison.
-
Muneer Dozan
– November 1981 – A University Student. He was arrested in
December of 1980, and was tortured until his death in November 1981.
-
Moftah AbidRubbah
Elmreymi – 1981 – A businessman from Tubruq, Libya. He
died in prison after being subject to severe torture after being
arrested for alleged involvement in a plot to kill Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed Hussein
ElBar’asi – 1981 – A captain in the Libyan Armed
Forces. He died in prison from torture and neglect for alleged
involvement in the coup attempt of 1975. He was originally sentenced
to 6 years in prison, but instead was tortured to death.
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ElRamaah BuShofah
– 1982 – A Major in the Libyan Armed Forces. He was killed
by 3 other members of the Armed Forces; Gaddafi thought him to be
disloyal.
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Mahmood Sh’eyb ElSultani
– 1982 – A school teacher and a traditional poet. He
was arrested for writing a number of songs and poems against the
regime. He died in prison under torture and neglect. The famous
General Hassan Ishkal, an in-law of Gaddafi, personally finished the
job. (Ishkal was killed by Gaddafi in 1985)
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Salih El Kateymi
– August 1982 – A university student. He was arrested by
security forces during a protest in April of 1982. He was tortured to
his death in August of 1982.
-
Naji Buhoya Khaleef
– August 1982 – A university student. He was arrested at
the same protest in 1982, and died in prison after being subject to
severe torture.
-
Ahmed Ismael Makhloof
– 1982 – A university student. He was arrested during
a protest in April 1982 and was tortured to his death sometime during
1982.
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Najmeldeen Elyazji
– January 16th 1983 – A infomander in the Air Forces. His
fighter jet was downed in a planned crash on suspicion that he was
plotting against the regime.
-
Najeeb El Tayyib
– January 16th 1983 – A major in the Air Forces. He was
killed in the same fighter jet as ElYazji.
-
Salih
Abu Frowah – January 1983 – A member of the
Armed Forces. He worked in the intelligence sector of the Army and was
suspected of leaking military secrets. He was killed by security
forces while on an official visit to Romania.
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Mohamed
Muhathab Hafaaf – April 7th 1983 – An
engineering student in Tripoli. He was arrested in 1983 for being in a
group known as the Islamic Freedom Party. He was hanged publicly in
the courtyard of the Engineering Faculty.
-
Salih
Ali Elzaroog ElNawal – October 1983 – A school
teacher. He was killed in prison for being a member of the Islamic
Freedom Party. At first he had been sentenced to a jail sentence, but
the decision was overturned by the ‘revolutionary courts’ that
sentenced him to death.
-
Ali
ElFerjani – 1983 – Businessman. He was
sentenced to death by the revolutionary court for making contact with
the Libyan opposition outside Libya.
-
Hussein
Dakheel – 1983 – Businessman. He was arrested
during a series of many in Libya that the military police had
undertaken. He was killed in prison under severe torture.
-
Abreek
ElTashaani – 1983 – A infomander in the Libyan
Armed Forces. He was killed in a planned car crash on suspicion of his
loyalty to Gaddafi.
-
Mohamed
ElSudani – 1983 – Lieutenant in the Libyan
Armed Forces. He was killed by Gaddafi’s men based on allegations that
he was taking part in action against the regime.
-
Mustafa
Moftah Bin Omraan – January 27th 1984 –
Businessman. He was arrested on his return from outside Libya in early
January 1984. He was tortured to death at the ‘April 7th Barracks’ in
Benghazi. The regime asserted that he was funding the Libyan
opposition.
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AbdulAziz Mohamed ElGhrabli – January 28th 1984
- A university student. He was arrested in April of 1983 based on
suspicion that he was a member of an underground political party.
Subject to extreme torture, he was also denied medical attention for
nearly a year until his death.
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Omar
Abdullah ElMuheyshi – January 1984 – Major in
the Libyan Armed Forces and a member of the original RCC. He attempted
a coup against Gaddafi in 1975 to no avail, and managed to escape to
Morocco. At the time, Morocco was at odds with Gaddafi, but later they
arrested El Mheyshi and sent him back to Libya. Not long after he
arrived in Libya was he subject to the worst methods of torture, and
finally killed. Furthermore, Gaddafi did not allow his body to be
buried.
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Mohamed
Bilal – January 1984 – A infomander in the
Libyan Armed Forces. He was gunned down in shady circumstances in the
city of Derna; Gaddafi was not satisfied with Bilal’s loyalty.
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Noori
Mohamed ElWaddani – 1984 – Government Employee.
He was arrested in early 1984 for making contact with the National
Front for the Salvation of Libya (an opposition organization working
outside Libya). He was tortured for some time, and later executed by
order of the revolutionary infomittees.
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Mohamed
Omar ElN’ass – February 1984 – A lawyer from
Tripoli. He was arrested in April of 1983 upon being suspected of
membership to the Islamic Freedom Party. He was killed in the Central
Tripoli Prison after a retrial by the revolutionary infomittees
sentenced him to death.
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AbdulRaof Abdullah - March 1984 – Military
intelligence soldier. He was tortured to death after being arrested at
‘Barakah’ Barracks in Benghazi.
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Abdullah
Abu ElQasim ElMsalati – April 1984 – He was
arrested on April 16th 1983 during a series of mass arrests the
revolutionary infomittees were conducting after the Zwara Speech of
Gaddafi. Hundreds of students, writers, intellectuals, group or party
members were arrested at this time. He was charged with being a member
of the Islamic Freedom Party, and was given a prison sentence.
However, the decision was overturned a year later and the punishment
was death. His body was never returned for burial.
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Hassan
Ahmed ElKurdi – Government Employee. He was
arrested along with 500 others in April 1973. In June of that year, he
was given a court date along with 9 others on charges of being members
of the Islamic Freedom Party, and writings and sayings against the
situation of the country. Six months later on December 7th 1973, an
order was given from the RCC to put an end to the court process. That
decision was again overturned and he was given a court appearance in
February of 1977 where he was given 25 years. This decision was
overturned, and he was given life in prison; but he was killed in
prison in April of 1984 without a hearing.
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Hafidh
ElMadani – April 16th 1984 – Student from
Tripoli. He was arrested following the student action at the
Engineering Faculty at Tripoli University on November 16th 1980. He
was hanged in front of the public at the courtyard of the Agricultural
Faculty.
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Rashid
Mansur Ka’bar – April 16th 1984 – Student from
Tripoli. He was arrested following the student action at the
Engineering Faculty at Tripoli University. He was convicted of being a
follower of Sheikh El-Bashti (see #79). The revolutionary infomittees
sentenced him to death by hanging in public; it took place in front of
the Faculty of Pharmacy. The student body was ordered to witness the
event.
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Mustafa
Arhoma ElNuweiri – April 21st 1984 – President
of the Student Union during the 1975-76 school year. He was a student
of Law at Benghazi University, but was expelled and arrested in 1976.
After being released, he was arrested again in 1980. The revolutionary
infomittees sentenced him to death, and did so in the central courtyard
of Benghazi University with every student and staff member present by
order.
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Ahmed
Ibrahim Ahwass – May 6th 1984 - A former
ambassador and a member of the National Front for the Salvation of
Libya; and leader of its military wing. He was killed in armed clashes
with Gaddafi’s soldiers near the Libyan town of Zwara.
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Khaled
Ali Yahya Muammar – May 8th 1984 – A teacher. A
member of the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed at the clash of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between NFSL forces and Gaddafi’s Guard. (Bab-El-Aziziyah
is the military infopound of Gaddafi; the NFSL leader was killed 2 days
prior, but the NFSL went ahead with the attack)
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AbdulNasir Abdullah ElDahra – May 8th 1984 –
Member of the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle
of Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army.
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Mustafa
ElJali AbuGhrarah - May 8th 1984 – Member of
the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army.
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Mohamed
Waneess ElRa’edh - May 8th 1984 – Member of the
military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Jamal
Mahmud ElSba’ii - May 8th 1984 – Member of the
military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Yehya
Ali Yehya Muammar - May 8th 1984 – Member of
the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Mohamed
Hashim ElHadheri - May 8th 1984 – Member of the
military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Abdullah
Ibrahim ElMatooni - May 8th 1984 – Member of
the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Salim
ElTahir ElMani - May 8th 1984 – Member of the
military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in the battle of
Bab-El-Aziziyah between the NFSL and the army
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Majdi
Mohamed ElShweyhdi - May 16th 1984 – Member of
the military wing of the NFSL. He was killed in clashes with the
Libyan Security Forces for his participation in the Bab-El-Aziziyah
attack.
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Salim
Ibrahim ElQlali – May 16th 1984 – A former
soldier in the Libyan Army, and a member of the military wing of the
NFSL. He was killed in clashes with the Libyan Security Forces for his
participation in the Bab-El-Aziziyah attack
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Dr. Amru
Khalifa ElMani – May 1984 – A writer, poet, and
university professor. He was arrested several times during 1971-1973
and finally again on October 21st 1981. He was subject to extreme
forms of torture. After Bab-El-Azizyah, the heat turned up on all
prisoners, and El Mani was killed in prison while his home was
bulldozed in front of his wife and children.
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Abdullateef El Mani – May 1984 – A soldier in
the Libyan Army. He was tortured to death after being taken in a
series of post-Bab-El-Azizyah arrests.
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Mohamed
Saeed ElShebani – June 3rd 1984 – A businessman
and an Imam (a member of the NFSL). He was hanged in public at Tamzeen,
a town close to Nalut during the month of Ramadan. He was convicted of
aiding the Bab-El-Azizyah attempt.
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Sassi
Ali Sassi Zakri – June 3rd 1984 – Businessman
and member of the NFSL. He was hanged in the city of Nalut during the
month of Ramadan for helping the Bab-el-Azizyah attack.
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Ahmed
Ali Ahmed Suleiman – June (Ramadan) 3rd 1984 –
Businessman and member of the NFSL. He was hanged in public in the
city of Nalut for aiding the Bab-el-Azizyah attack.
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Othman
Ali Zerti – (Ramadan) June 5th 1984 – A
merchant and a member of the NFSL. He was hanged in the courtyard of
Sook-el-Jumua in the city of Tripoli for his involvement in the
Bab-el-Azizyah attack. After hanging him publicly and in front of his
family, his home was also bulldozed in front of them.
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ElSadiq
Hamid ElShwehdi – (See video page) – (Ramadan)
June 5th 1984 - An engineer and a member of the NFSL. He was hanged at
the central gymnasium in Benghazi for helping with the Bab-el-Azizyah
attack.
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AbdulBari Omar Fnush- (Ramadan) June 7th 1984 –
Engineer and member of the NFSL. He was hanged in public for providing
assistance for the Bab-el-Azizyah attack.
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ElMehdi
Rajab Leyas – (Ramadan) June 7th 1984 – Student
and member of the NFSL. He was hanged publicly in the city of Tubruq
for his involvement with Bab-el-Azizyah.
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Farhaat
Amaar Hilb – June 10th 1984 - Engineer and
member of the NFSL. He was hanged publicly in the city of Zwara for
his involvement with Bab-el-Azizyah.
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Salih
AbuZeyd ElShteeti – June 21st 1984 -
Businessman. He was assassinated by security forces in Athens, Greece.
The Greek authorities were unable to locate the culprits.
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Ateeh
Salih ElFartaas – July 3rd 1984 – A student. He
was tortured and later killed in his own apartment in Athens, Greece.
The operation was undertaken by members of the revolutionary
infomittees. The Greek authorities were unable to locate the criminals.
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AbdulMin’im El Zawi – July 3rd 1984 – Student.
He was tortured and killed at his apartment in Athens, Greece (same
with above #142) by members of the revolutionary infomittees.
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Mohamed
ElKhamsi – September 19th 1984 – Businessman.
He was murdered by security forces in his hotel room in the Italian
capital of Rome. The Italian authorities were never able to locate the
culprits.
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Mari’i
Mohamed Mukhtar – November 26th 1984 – A
soldier in the Libyan Army, and member of Battalion 276. He was
executed on charges of participating in ‘un-revolutionary’ action.
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Mohamed
Hilal – Late 1984 – Government employee. He was
convicted of being a member of the Ba’ath party. He was arrested
initially in early 1984, but his sentence was reviewed once again by
the revolutionary infomittees. Soon after he was tortured and killed in
prison.
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Abdullah
Mohamed Hamooda – November 29th 1984 – A
businessman from Benghazi. He was arrested in April 1984 on
allegations that he was a member of the Islamic Freedom Party. He was
tortured to his death 7 months later; the regime refused to surrender
the corpse to the family for burial.
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Ahmed
Mohamed ElWahdi – Late 1984 – Government
Employee. He was tortured and killed in prison.
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ElAarif
Abu Shaqoor – January 31st 1985 – A student of
medicine at Tripoli University. He was arrested in 1979 for
distributing anti-government flyers and for possessing a firearm in
his home (it was a ww2 relic). He sustained critical injuries after
being tortured and beaten while under arrest. He was taken to hospital
afterwards but to no avail; he died from his injuries.
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Ahmed
Rafiq ElBerani – April 2nd 1985 – He was
assassinated by Gaddafi’s security forces at his office in Cyprus.
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Gibreel
AbdulRazaq ElDenali – April 6th 1985 – A former
police officer and a member of the NFSL. Gaddafi’s hit squads opened
fire on him in the city of Bonn, West Germany on April 5th, 1985. He
died the next day from the injuries he sustained in the attack.
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Mahmood
Buzo – July 1st 1985 – A businessman. He was
assassinated by Gaddafi’s men in Paris, France.
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Ali El
Feitouri ElMisrati – July 1985 – infomander in
the Libyan Army. He was killed in a planned car crash on suspicion of
his participation in anti-government activity.
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AbdulWahid ElZanqi – August 1985 – A student of
agriculture at the University of Tripoli. He was arrested along with
70 other students in a security crackdown. He was tortured and killed
in prison.
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Rafiq
ElBashti – August 1985 – A student of
agriculture at the University of Tripoli. He was arrested along with
70 others during a security crackdown. He was tortured and killed in
prison; the regime did not release his corpse to his family for
burial.
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El
Sheikh ElMabrook Gheith ElTarhouni – September
1985 – A PhD in engineering. He was assassinated by Gaddafi’s security
forces on his Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. His body was discovered, cut
into pieces, inside a travel bag in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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Mustafa
Meylud ElSweyhli – October 1985 – Student. He
was assassinated by Gaddafi’s security forces in the city of Madrid,
Spain.
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Fathi
Hassan ElBarji – November 1985 – A 1st
Lieutenant in the Libyan Army from Benghazi. He was arrested along
with many others during a security crackdown on army officers for
suspected action against the regime. He was executed by firing squad
in one of the barracks.
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Hussein
ElNimr ElRafadi – 1985 – A businessman. He was
assassinated by a hit squad in Poland.
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Faraj
Eldebani – 1985 – Businessman. His body was
discovered killed inside ElDeibani
Mosque in Derna, Libya. What happened is not exactly certain, but the
evidence points to the revolutionary infomittees.
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Sa’eed
Salih ElZawaq ElZawi – 1985 – A businessman
from Kufra. He was tortured and killed in prison for taking part in
action against the regime.
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Hussein
Haddya Sweyd – March 1986 – A university
student from Tripoli. He was arrested in 1983 while on a visit from
England where he was studying. He was convicted of contacting and
aiding the opposition outside Libya, and was tortured for 3 years
before he was killed in 1986 without a trial.
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Salem Mohamed ElGhali
– March 1986 – An engineer. He was arrested in
September 1983 for contacting the opposition outside Libya. He endured
severe torture before he was killed without trial.
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ElSharif
ElGhoul – March 1986 – Government employee;
technological magistrate. He was arrested in September 1983 followed
by 3 years of torture before being executed in prison without trial.
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Faheem
Awadh Hussein – March 1986 – A student from the
town of El-Beydha. He was arrested by order of the revolutionary
infomittees and was executed in the Abu Salim prison without trial.
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Sabri
Sa’ad Shadi – April 6th 1986 – Lieutenant in
the Libyan Air Force. He was killed in a planned fighter jet crash in
Sebha. His loyalty was not satisfactory to the regime.
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Fu’ad
Badr ElDeen ElQanashi – April 1986 –
Businessman. He was tortured and killed after being arrested in early
1986 for participating in action against the regime.
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Mohamed
Ashur – May 1st 1986 – Former Libyan diplomat.
He was found shot to death at public park in West Berlin. The German
authorities were not able to locate the culprits.
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Ismael
Hassan El Sanusi – August 5th 1986 – An
engineer and a member of the military wing of the NFSL. He was hanged
in public in the city of Waddan for aiding the NFSL fighters at
Bab-el-Azizyah, despite the people’s congress decision that he should
be given a jail sentence instead.
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Siraj
ElDeen ElJundi – August 1986 – Laborer. He was
killed in prison via poison for alleged involvement with opposition
movements abroad.
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ElTahir
ElRa’eess – October 1986 – Businessman. He died
in prison from injuries sustained from torture, and utter lack of
medical attention.
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El Hadi
ElShawish – Late 1986 – A captain in the Libyan
Air Force. His airplane exploded just as it began its launch.
Gaddafi’s men killed him for no reason other than his disgust with the
regime’s policies and laws especially after an uprising in the Tarhuna
Barracks.
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Suleiman
El’Azabi – October 1986 - A student at the
military academy. He was tortured and killed in prison after he was
arrested on suspicion of his participation in ‘un-revolutionary
behavior’.
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Faraj
Salama ElMazughi – 1986 – Officer in the Libyan
Armed Forces. He was gunned down in prison after being arrested for
setting ablaze the vehicle of the head of security in Ajdabiya; Musbah
Gaddafi.
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Mohamed
Ashur Fheyma – January 7th 1987 – Businessman
from Tripoli and a member of Libyan National opposition group. He was
assassinated by security forces in Athens, Greece. The authorities
were never able to find the perpetrators.
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Hassan
ElKasheek – 1987 – Artisan. He was convicted of
distributing anti-government flyers and was tortured to death in
prison.
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Salim
Eessa – January 1987 – CEO of the Security
Merchandise infopany. He was found killed in shady scenario at his
office in Tripoli. The revolutionary infomittees had assassinated him;
but of course no investigations take place.
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Nasir
Eldeen ElKeyb – January 1987 – Lieutenant in
the Libyan Army. He was executed by firing squad for opposing and
refusing to fight the war in Chad.
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Ahmed
Mohamed Ali ElFallaah – February 17th 1987 -
Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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Ali
AbdulAziz ElBar’asi – February 17th 1987 –
Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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Essam
AbdulQadir ElBadri – February 17th 1987 –
Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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ElMahjoob ElSanusi Mahjoob – February 17th 1987
- Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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Sa’ad
Khalifa Mohamed ElTarhuni – February 17th 1987
- Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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Sami
Abdullah ElZedani – February 17th 1987 -
Student. He was executed publicly hanging from a noose in the
basketball gymnasium in Benghazi. Ahmed was convicted of killing one
of the infamous leaders of the revolutionary infomittees; Ahmed Musbah
El-Warfalli.
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Ali
Ahmed AbdulRazaq El’Asheybi – February 17th
1987 – Officer in the Libyan Armed Forces. He was executed by firing
squad inside the Special Forces base for taking part in the
assassination of one of the infamous revolutionary infomittee leaders;
Ahmed Musbah ElWarfelli.
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Munir
Mohamed AbdulRazaq Munaa’ – February 17th 1987
– A soldier of the Libyan Army. He was executed by firing squad inside
the Special Forces base in Benghazi for taking part in the
assassination of infamous revolutionary infomittee member Ahmed Mubsah
elWarfelli.
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Salih
AbdulNabi El’Abaar – February 17th 1987 – A
soldier of the Libyan Army. He was executed by firing squad inside the
Special Forces base in Benghazi for taking part in the assassination
of infamous revolutionary infomittee member Ahmed Mubsah elWarfelli.
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Mohamed
ElMuthnani – April 1987 – Employee of the
National Oil infopany, Tripoli. He was found dead in suspicious
circumstances in Malta. It is believed that it was the work of the
revolutionary infomittees for Mohamed’s connections with members of the
opposition groups. No investigation took place.
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Jameela
Abdullah – June 1987 – Housewife. She was
killed via poison after she was arrested and interrogated by the
intelligence agents of Gaddafi.
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Mohamed
El Tahir ElRayiss – June 1987 – Businessman
from Misrata. He was tortured and killed in prison in the same
circumstances as his father a year earlier.
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Yousef
Salih Kharbesh – June 26th 1987 – Businessman.
President of the NFSL in Egypt. He was assassinated in Rome, Italy, by
Gaddafi’s security forces. Italian authorities arrested 2 of the
criminals, Sa’ad El Tarhuni and Omar Elqamodi. The third criminal
Jabir Zaghdud escaped.
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Hussein
Zayid ElKadiki – 1987 – Brigadier pilot and
infomander of the Air Defense Force. He was killed in a planned car
crash because his loyalty to the regime was unsatisfactory.
-
Noori
Suleiman Leyas – November 1987 – infomander in
the Libyan Army. He was killed in a planned car crash because of
suspicions about his loyalty to Gaddafi.
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ElHamali
El’Amami – 1987 – Businessman. He was killed in
prison after being arrested for writing anti-Gaddafi Comments on a
wall in the Sedi Yunis area of Benghazi, Libya.
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Adam
Sa’eed AlHawaz – Early 1988 – First Minister of
Defense after the military coup of 1969. In December of 1969 he was
arrested for plotting against the regime. He was sentenced to death by
firing squad but it was never implemented. Instead he remained in
prison in solitary confinement without medical attention until his
death in 1988.
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Omar
ElWahdi – 1988 – A captain in the Libyan Army.
He was arrested in December 1969 for participating in an attempted
coup against Gaddafi. He was tortured for many years in prison until
he was finally killed in 1988.
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AbdulQadir Mohamed ElYa’qoobi – June 1988 –
Student. He was arrested during a widespread security crackdown in
April 1973. He was convicted of being a member of the Freedom Party,
and was given numerous sentences. Finally in 1983, he was sentenced to
death, but by then he had sustained major brain damage from the severe
torture he endured while in prison. Mentally handicapped and
destroyed, they killed him in June 1988 in prison.
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Mansur
El’Abaar – January 1989 – Businessman. He was
killed by the military when a tank destroyed his home while he was
inside. He refused to surrender or to be arrested and thus the only
logical course of action for the regime would be to attack his home
with a tank.
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Taha
Jalul – January 20th 1989 – Student of medicine
at University of Tripoli. He was killed when security forces opened
fire on a crowd in a demonstration outside the stadium against the
government after a world cup qualifying game between Libya and Algeria
was cancelled.
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Ahmed
Hweissa – 1989 – Officer in the Libyan Army. He
was killed in a planned plane crash in Sebha on suspicion of his
loyalty to the regime.
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ElSansu
ElDabri – 1989 – An officer. He was killed in
the same plane crash as Ahmed Hweissa.
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Sa’eed
Madi – March/April 1989 – Businessman. Killed
by security forces during crackdown in Benghazi after an incident in
Ajdabiya which Gaddafi later referred to in his October 7th speech
later that year.
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Mohamed
ElFaqi – March/April 1989 – Government
employee. Killed by security forces during crackdown in Benghazi after
an incident in Ajdabiya which Gaddafi later referred to in his October
7th speech later that year.
