Video of Saddam's death sentence spread on the Internet

Although the Iraqi government did not publish any videos related to the execution of former President Saddam Hussein, images of Saddam hanging still appeared on the Internet. Some broadcasters also use images in their newsletters.

The video, though filmed with a mobile phone, still shows the image of Saddam being strangled in his neck and hanging on the rack until he breathes out. Luckily, no media company broadcast that image.

Earlier yesterday morning, Iraqi national television broadcasts images of black masked men clinging to Saddam's neck. Soon some American television companies took and used these images for their newsletter.

The image is used by the Iraqi national television station

The video of Saddam's death row shooting with a mobile phone began to circulate online around 4 pm yesterday. Soon a series of American television channels grabbed and used this video. Al-Jazeera TV also broadcast those images but was cut off.

Ranging yesterday, Iraq national television also broadcast a video that may also be filmed with a mobile phone. The video shows a picture of Saddam lying in a white cloth bag, his neck turned to an unusual angle. On the white canvas bag and on the face Mr. Saddam had some blood stains.

The origin of the videos recorded with mobile phones has not been clarified yet. But analysts assessing the appearance of the video proved something " Mobile phones can absolutely become a very powerful source of confidential information ".

Besides, it also raised another problem that now the government has almost no control over taking photos or filming with mobile phones.

And every TV channel has a different perspective and perspective on the execution of Saddam.

Fox News broadcast pictures of Saddam before he was hanged with the title "Alive" (still alive) and a still image after the death with the title "Dead".

Meanwhile, NBC News on MSNBC television channel until the middle of yesterday did not broadcast any images of Mr. Saddam's execution. NBC News president then decided to use a still image to post on Saddam.