Muammar Gaddafi spent his final weeks hiding in his home town of Sirte, alternating between rage and melancholy as his regime crumbled, his chief bodyguard has revealed, reports Daily Mail.
Gaddafi, his son Mutassim and an entourage of 24 die-hard loyalists were largely cut off from the world while on the run, living in abandoned homes without TV, phones or electricity.
Mansour Dao, a member of the Gaddafi clan, said the tyrant spent his time reading, jotting down notes or brewing tea on a coal stove and left the battle plans to his sons.
Speaking from his jail cell in Misrata, Dao said: 'He was not leading the battle. His sons did that. He did not plan anything or think about any plan.'
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