SHE HAS A model's looks and a hitman's heart. Meet the face of the Khadafy regime: Nisreen Mansour al Forgan, 19, (center left, and in hospital) who was part of the Libyan strongman's all-girl gun militia. She has admitted to executing at least 10 rebels and said if she didn't, she'd be dead. The intimidation from her superiors came in the way of rape and threats, she says. When the Khadafy regime began to collapse, she was ordered to become a serial executioner -- "apparently because Khadafy's thuggish officers regarded being shot by a woman to be the ultimate humiliation"
Nisreen told a British newspaper she was given an AK-47, taken to a building in Tripoli's Bosleem district and placed under guard.
Rebel prisoners, tied up and gathered under a tree outside, were
brought to her room one by one. She said: "They told me that if I didn't kill the prisoners, then they would kill me. I killed the first one, then they would bring another one up to the room. He would see the body on the floor and look shocked. Then I would shoot him, too. If I hesitated, one of the soldiers would flick the safety catch of his own rifle and point it at me."
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