
The search for deceased Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s rumored $100 billion illicit fortune has hit the Big Apple.
An application filed by the Libyan government in Manhattan federal court seeks records from eight major banks related to Gaddafi’s finances “in what could become the largest international asset recovery effort of all time,” according to attorneys involved in the matter.
More than $100 billion was allegedly stolen by Gaddafi during his time as Libya’s ruler from 1969 to 2011, when he was overthrown by U.S.-supported rebels.



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Reflecting back on 2021, I realise I’ve spent a large part of it writing about perverts in dodgy wigs doing abominable things. For covering the crimes of men who identify as women I’m often accused of transphobia, but such smears don’t stop the stories 




