°A young man named Omran Shaaban came out in the open to take responsibility for shooting Gaddafi and killing him there and then. Omran Shaaban belonged to a militant organization of rebels who had long tried to topple Gaddafi with the aid of the US and France.

According to HPL magazine, Muammar Gaddafi’s demise is one of the most well-known historical occurrences that took place under former US President Obama’s administration.

It was one of Obama’s greatest successes throughout his ten-year presidency, right up there with the death of Osama Bin Laden. The majority of NATO members and European countries welcomed the news because they had previously believed that Gaddafi’s rule was tyrannical and needed to be overthrown at any costs.

Even after Gaddafi’s passing, the things that happened thereafter were more astonishing than his passing itself. Despite having held the position of head of state for many years, he received one of the most filthy and lewd funerals ever. Only the members of his immediate family were allowed to see his mutilated body before it was buried in the desert.

He was shot numerous times, and the extensive bleeding that followed contributed to his death. Several persons came forward following his death to provide an account of what transpired prior to, during, and following his murder. As one of the most sought-after leaders, he attracted a lot of interest from those who wanted to be associated with his murder, and numerous organizations claimed to have been directly engaged.

A young man named Omran Shaaban came out in the open to take responsibility for shooting Gaddafi and killing him there and then. Omran Shaaban belonged to a militant organization of rebels who had long tried to topple Gaddafi with the aid of the US and France.

He acknowledged it in an interview, making him the darling of interviews with the foreign media.

He asserted that he had found Gaddafi hiding inside the tunnel and had dragged him out quickly since Gaddafi’s bodyguards had fled in different directions to protect themselves.

"At the time, Omran was only 21 years old, and it was thanks to this audacious act that this young man suddenly rose to fame. Omran, on the other hand, was unaware that the fame that came with it might result in his demise."

Omran was made to pay with his own life, and he died not too dissimilarly from Gaddafi, exactly a month after Gaddafi was killed.

He was kidnapped hostage by a group of unidentified individuals and hidden there where he suffered excruciating suffering. Many people thought that his ordeal was directly connected to Gaddafi’s demise. The guy who abducted him was never identified by anyone.

Yet, many have conjectured that these might be Gaddafi’s allies and that his confession was endangering his life by being made public. He was shot, leaving him half-dead, after being tortured for several days.

Those who found him unconscious tried to save him, but he had already announced his death before he had even reached the hospital. Even though he was well-known and a sizable audience showed out for his funeral, it was in vain because there was no way to bring him back to life.

Yet even after his passing, one thing is certain: He will always be mentioned alongside Gadaffi in history books.