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VICE News Capsule - Monday, April 28
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This Guy Played for Gaddafi's Basketball Team at the Start of the Libyan Revolution
Alex Owumi is an American ball player who was recruited by Al-Nasr, a team owned by the Gaddafi family. He enjoyed a few months as the team’s point guard before the revolution broke out in February of 2011.
Qaddafi’s Inner Circle on Trial for War Crimes
Although the deceased dictator’s two sons and 37 former members of his elite cadre face charges, only 23 of them appeared in court today.
Navy SEALs Seize Rogue Tanker but Libya's Oil Crisis Continues
US Navy SEALs boarded the "Morning Glory" on Sunday, but the standoff in Libya's oil fields is having massive economic consequences
North Korean Tanker Carrying Rebel Oil Flees Libya Into International Waters
The "Morning Glory," carrying oil worth $38 million, incredibly escaped Libyan warships in bad weather and sailed into international waters.
The American Filmmaker Who Became a Freedom Fighter in Libya
In 2008, Matthew VanDyke set off on a three-year motorcycle expedition around North Africa and the Middle East. He popped into bin Laden's old home, went to cockfights in Iraq, visited mausoleums in Afghanistan, and generally had a pretty nice time...
Hanging Out with Renegade Gunmen at the Libyan Justice Ministry
They don't want Gaddafi's mates getting back into power.
Back Behind Bars with Gaddafi's Would-Be Assassin
Twenty-six years ago, Azeddine Madani would have done anything to escape his cell in Tripoli's notorious Abu Salim prison, but right now he’s wrangling with armed guards in an effort to get back in. We’re here to attend a tribute to Abu Salim’s former...
Andrei Netto Got Thrown in a Mid-Revolution Libyan Prison
Which is what you get for trying to enter the country without a visa, especially when there's a war on.
Celebrating Gaddafi's Death with a Libyan On a Segway
And a bunch of other people in Martyrs' Square, Tripoli.
The Origins of Libyan Rage: From CIA Waterboarding to the Post-Gaddafi Power Vacuum
Earlier this month, Human Rights Watch released a remarkable report titled "Delivered Into Enemy Hands":http://www.hrw.org/reports/2012/09/05/delivered-enemy-hands It's based on interviews with 14 former detainees of the United States government, most...