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Thirteen members of the Cabinet were publicly executed ten days later. Other public demonstrations were made to show his power and humiliate Tolbert's people before killing them.
Subsequently, President Doe inflamed ethnic politics and eked out a suspiciously close victory in the 1985 elections, before meeting less dignified end than his predecessor.
Nine months into the conflict on September 9, 1990, Doe was captured on a visit to the recently deployed...
They outmanouvered Doe’s security and the peacekeepers and captured the President. The rebels brought Doe before Johnson.
In the video, Doe is sitting on the floor and one of his tormentors holds a microphone to his face. He begs Johnson for his life...
Johnson lords over the gruesome scene of a room filled with rebels. He is calmly sitting on a swivel chair underneath a picture of Jesus.
The room is overly hot, and for most of the video, one of the few female rebels fans him with a piece of cloth. She also gets him another beer, and then water. He is the picture of the ultimate maniac.
Hours later, he was dead, although Liberia’s civil war would continue for another 13 years. #HistoryVille