Gaddafis bloodied shirt to be auctioned for $2mn

February 03, 2012 12:54

Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's shirt, which he had been wearing when he was killed, has reportedly been put up for sale along with his wedding ring.

The disgraced dictator was wearing the silver ring and bloodied beige shirt when he was dragged from a drainpipe near his hometown of Sirte before being beaten and shot.

Libyan national Ahmed Warfali is apparently asking for 2 million dollars for the items after somehow coming into their possession. Warfali believes he could have attracted a higher value if he had been selling them in Europe.

Read this report on Gaddafi's last moments

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