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October 21st, 2011
10:20 PM ET
Video: New details on Gadhafi's death
AC360° learns more details on the exact nature of Moammar Gadhafi's death.
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Post by: Anderson Cooper Filed under: 360° Radar • Moammar Gadhafi |
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This dude had to die he controlled the place too long
Mr Cooper. Keep yourself honest. Whta is the future of a country which goverment start with a lie like that about the cross fire killing of Gadaffi?. What about applying the Geneva convention to those murderes. What kind of people beat, humilliate, insult and and kill a wounded, confused, bleeding elderly prisioner? Check yourself if all this and those images do not revolt your conscience, if not for the poor people of libia at least for ethical health of the civilized world.. Be brave you that like to keep them honest and say what the common sense shouts: That was murder!
I have a very big issue with your coverage of the death of Gadhafi. Before today's (anhd yesterday's) segment you made a brief statement warning people that the upcoming video is going to be "disturbing to some" etc. Which is fine, as I have no desire to look at that type of video, Then after you play the video once, you KEEP replaying it without giving any additional warnings. Why? I find this extremely offensive. It basically means that I cannot watch the ENTIRE segment including the commentators as I don't want to be ambushed by a sudden shot of a bleeding skull or battered body. As an example, on today's show, I know that you had a male and female commentator, but I could not tell you what they looked like as I had to keep turning away from the screen. Is this really what you want your viewers to do?
The idea that there should be an investigation into how Gadhafi was killed is laughable unless it's for the purpose of identifying and decorating the brave young man who finally put this monster to death.