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Family from Tripoli travel to Misrata to see body of Gadhafi

(25 Oct 2011) SHOTLIST 1. Tracking shot of a family from Tripoli who came to see the body of Moammar Gadhafi (and also of his son and his military aide) 2. Various of family in cold storage room at African Market where bodies were being kept 3. Wide of long line of people queuing to view bodies 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Hana Mohamed, Tripoli resident: "It's OK to be buried in Libya but I don't like the idea that they (may) bury him in a place where the people know where he is, because either people love Gadhafi or people hate Gadhafi, they will not leave him alone. For people who love Gadhafi they will worship him, that's what we do not need, and people who hate Gadhafi, I'm sure, they will get him out of his grave." 5. Mid of people viewing bodies in cold storage room 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abdulnasser El-Janazi, Tripoli resident: "Throw him (Gadhafi) in the desert. I support the desert. I don't want his family to bury him or anything. And even a grave is too good for him. Even bringing equipment to dig a hole for him is a loss. Just throw him in the desert and let the beasts eat him because he did too much to us. He didn't do any good." 7. Wide of family leaving after seeing Gadhafi's body 8. Mid of guards in front of cold storage room 9. Wide of gate to African Market STORYLINE: They travelled from Tripoli on Monday, a family with a singular goal - to see for themselves the decomposing corpse of Moammar Gadhafi, laid out in a cold storage room in Misrata. Following his death in Sirte last week, the former leader's body - along with that of his son and a former aide - have been held in a commercial freezer in a warehouse complex. That's given many ordinary Libyans the chance to see proof of the deposed dictator's death with their own eyes. Late on Monday night, a security guard at the warehouse complex said the bodies had been moved in anticipation of burial. A local military spokesman said burial would likely take place on Tuesday - and that the bodies would be interred in unmarked graves in a secret location to avoid vandalism. Outside the freezer on Monday, Hana Mohamed, who came from Tripoli with her family, said she didn't like the idea of many people knowing where Gadhafi is eventually buried. Those who "love" the former leader will "worship" him, she explained, while those who hate him would, she argued, exhume his body. Her relative, Abdulnasser El-Janazi, had a simpler solution. "Throw him in the desert," he said. "Even a grave is too good for him. Even bringing equipment to dig a hole for him is a loss. Just throw him in the desert and let the beasts eat him because he did too much to us." Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...