Reply #13: "when he refused to surrender, he was shot"

[librechik]

wait a minute, wasn't that an opportunity to grab him? It just makes no rational sense that they didn't want to capture him and interrogate him. In fact, I can visualize a sceanrio where this actually happened a few days ago, they took him out to an aircraft carrier in the Indian Ocean, interrogated him, executed him then buried him at sea--but only announced i yesterday.

But that's just my imagination. And none of us will ever REALLY know waht happened there--only what we are told.