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  The Office of the Attorney General, led by Al-Siddiq Al-Sour, confirmed on Wednesday that forensic experts examined the scene and Saif al-Islam's body, determining that he died from multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators have begun collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, and seizing items from the residence to identify suspects and establish the circumstances of the attack. According to statements from Saif al-Islam's political team and advisers, four masked gunmen stormed his home in a "cowardly and treacherous assassination." Reports indicate the assailants disabled security cameras before confronting him, leading to a direct exchange that ended in his death. His body was reportedly taken to a private hospital in Zintan, and sources close to the family stated he would not be buried until the investigation concludes. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, aged 53, was once viewed as his father's heir apparent and a key figure in Libya's political landscape. Educated i...