Mohammed Abdullah al-Senussi
Mohammed Abdullah Senussi (1 May 1981 – 29 August 2011) was the son of former Libyan Intelligence chief Abdullah Senussi. He was also known to be the first volunteer to fight against the rebels, and well known in Libya for shooting down an American fighter jet above Misrata. On 29 August 2011, he and his cousin Khamis Gaddafi, were killed by a National Transitional Council technical. Death. He and Khamis had been commanding Pro-Gaddafi forces in the 2011 Libyan civil war, especially Khamis, who commanded the Khamis Brigade. Senussi had been retreating after accomplishing what was  asked of him from Gaddafi which was destroying the runways of Tripoli International Airport, In the process he engaged with NATO forces as well as ground troops and proceeded by meeting Khamis within the country side of Tripoli which was bound to Bini Waled with a convoy after victorious anti-Gaddafi forces seized control of the capital of Libya, Tripoli, after a battle with Gaddafi Loyalists for the city in August. When the convoy neared the city of Tarhuna, they clashed with NTC fighters resulting in the deaths of both Mohammed Senussi and Khamis Gaddafi. This was initially denied by  Gaddafi loyalists. However, on 15 October a Syrian Pro-Gaddafi TV station that has been broadcasting audio messages from Gaddafi and his spokesman since Tripoli was overrun by NTC forces in August, confirmed their deaths, posting pictures of Khamis and Senussi and broadcast verses of the Qur’an saying that "they died fighting enemies of their homeland."