Saddam cell now unlit, dusty and missing a commode
PodcastNov 8, 2011
The small cell concealed in a bombed-out villa is dusty now, has no electricity, and its door and toilet are gone, bound for a US museum. But it once held Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. There is no graffiti on the cell's white walls, no remnants of the once-feared dictator's presence. The narrow concrete platform that held his mattress is empty, and only a few pipes and an outline remain of th...