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On the ground. blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> there's no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but it's obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the capture and death of colonel moammar gadhafi marked a sudden and unexpected end to the libyan revolution thursday. >> i really did...

Blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> there's no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but it's obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the capture and death of colonel moammar gadhafi marked a sudden and unexpected end to the libyan revolution thursday. >> i really did not want them ...

Information about his family and his memorial. keep it here on abc news all morning long. now to the other major story this morning. we learning more about the popular american chemistry teacher gunned down jogging in the libyan city of benghazi. ronnie smith was a fan of twitter. he used it as a teaching tool. he described himself as libya's best friend. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: ronny smith, 33 years old, a charismatic chemistry teacher gunned down while jogging through the streets of benghazi, his adopted home. at the international school where smith taught the last 13 months...

Blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> there's no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but it's obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the capture and death of colonel moammar gadhafi marked a sudden and unexpected end to the libyan revolution thursday. >> i really did not want them ...

>> it began with protests, as in many of the arab countries, inspired by egypt and tunisia. people started protesting for more freedom. but the reaction from the gadhafi regime was to shoot protesters, to try and stop these protests with violence. >> the violence that gadhafi unleashed on them was a violence of another order altogether. we're not talking now mubarak's security forces. we're talking about mercenaries. we're talking about jets. we're talking about tanks. so with the libyan revolution the idea of non-violence had to be laid to rest for the sake of libyans. >> the war rages for mo...