
The famous journalist and TV presenter Galya al-Misrati, who was very popular during the reign of Muammar Gaddafi, was killed in a prison cell in the capital of the country of Tripoli, the Arab satellite television channel Al-Arming . Galya disappeared at the end of December last year.
According to the familiar television journalists, Galya killed Gadfafi and her categorical rejection of the victorious rebels because of her good attitude to her. The woman never hid her position, repeatedly performed with a sharp criticism of new authorities and even promised to take revenge on the murdered colonel, recalls RIA Novosti .
Galya al-Misrati last time appeared in front of the television cameras on December 30 last year. In the frame, she was silent and held a sheet indicating the date. Traces of beatings were visible on the woman’s face. The spectators who saw these shots said that al-Misrati most likely cut off their tongue. After that, the journalist disappeared.
The sources of the channel also reported that the murder occurred on February 17 and was "timed to" on the anniversary of the launch of the uprising against the regime of Muammar Gaddafi.
The official Libyan authorities have not yet commented on this information.
In mid -February 2011, mass demonstrations began in Libya demanding that the country that ruled the country for more than 40 years Colonel Gaddafi, which subsequently grew into an armed confrontation between the forces of the regime and the opposition that received NATO forces.
Gaddafi died in October 2011 in the area of his "small homeland" - the city of Sirts - by the hands of the rebel captured him.
Recently, information has repeatedly received information about bullying and torture in prisons over supporters of the deceased Libyan leader, as well as about the murders of people who were somehow connected with the previous regime. In PNC, this information is not commented.