Then we noticed time was getting on, so we had to arrest Saddam and take him back to base.' It was really fine in there, we all sat down on his sofa, and we all had a cup of coffee and watched a bit of TV. 'He apologised for shouting at me for throwing my cigarette into the hole,' said Sergeant Jack Finn, 'He then invited us all into his underground den. Saddam is reported to have been quite jovial with the allied boys. This unsourced picture allegedly shows ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein being dragged out of his hiding following his capture by US troops 13 December 2003 in an. Witnesses report they heard an angry muffled voice coming from the hole and that the cigarette was thrown back out. The front page features a large photo of a captured Hussein with a two line banner headline: ''WE GOT HIM' SADDAM HUSSEIN CAPTURED' with some subheads. When newspaper reporter John Burns wrote the breaking news story about Saddam Hussein's capture in December 2003, he was delighted to be able to publish.

When some allied soldiers visited the address on the subscription form, the found it had been raised to the ground by various explosions.ДЄs the Soldiers were leaving, we are told that one flicked his cigarette into a hole in the ground. DAYTON DAILY NEWS, EXTRA, Ohio, Decem Saddam Hussein capture Great issue for display Here is a very displayable issue on the capture of Saddam Hussein. between the regime of Saddam Hussein and terrorism in its local, regional, and global context. Hussein's hiding place was deduced by an American soldier, who found Saddam's satellite subscription in artefacts recovered from one of his palatial homes. 12 of 17 13 of 17 DIGITAL IMAGE - 12/14/03 - 59147 - Chants and slogans filled Al Fardos Square as Baghdadis celebrated into the early evening the news of Saddam Hussein's capture by U.S. Emerging Insights from Captured Iraqi Documents, Volume I.

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