Rubbing sand on face, Gaddafi son posed as camel herder

November 21, 2011 15:40

Interesting story on the Sun that says how Colonel Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam was found fleeing Libya disguised as a camel herder.

Saif, 39, was trying to sneak over the border to Niger dressed in the robes and turban of a nomad. When he was cornered, Saif fell to the ground, rubbed sand on his face and said: "My name is Abdul Salem, a camel keeper."

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