BBC Arabic report: Imam Musa Sadr’s remains buried on a farm in Tripoli

As-Safir daily reported on Thursday that Libyan rebel commander Abdel Hakim Belhaj told BBC Arabic that “according to reliable information, Imam Musa Sadr is buried in a farm located in southern Tripoli, in Libya.     

Belhaj added that “according to old information, Sadr was transferred to Sebha and was later buried in the castle. However, recent information confirms that Sadr is in a farm.”      
BBC Arabic’s reporter Feras Kelani was preparing a report last March on a farm where Sadr was once held hostage and tortured by the Pro-Gaddafi forces.

During the shooting, the channel crew was surprised at the sight of a special security unit coming into the scene with dogs and special equipment to detect burials.     

The unit has tried to prevent the crew from shooting and told them that they are tasked with finding bodies buried in the farm, which is located 20 kms south the Libyan capital. 
  
The BBC reporter said that the farm, on which he was conducting his report, contains bodies that he believes they belong to symbols of the Libyan Opposition and African figures.