Muammar Gaddafi left the savings worth U.S. $ 200 Billion

Jakarta - Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has been killed with abandon investments worth U.S. $ 200 billion spread over many countries. The investment value is greater than the government estimate of Western countries.

According to The Los Angeles Times, Saturday (10/22/2011), a senior official in Libya claimed to find an investment fund regime of Gaddafi the Libyan government for U.S. $ 37 billion in the U.S..

The funds were frozen quickly before Gaddafi or his supporters to move the money.

Then the French, Italian, British, and German-owned investment funds also found Gaddafi worth U.S. $ 30 billion.

Previously the researchers estimated Gaddafi has other investment funds in the world worth U.S. $ 30 billion. So that the total investment funds are distributed Gaddafi amounted to U.S. $ 100 billion.

However, several investigators from the U.S., Europe, and Libya found that Gaddafi secretly sending tens of billions of dollars to various countries for years.

These funds are invested in many countries in the Middle East and southeast Asia.

The newspaper says the money is invested on behalf of Gaddafi state institutions like the Central Bank of Libya, Libyan Investment Authority, the National Oil Company, and others.

Investigators said that Gaddafi and his family can access the money-money that is invested.

As is known, Khadafi control oil in North Africa in more than 42 years. Gaddafi ended his life last Thursday when NATO launched air attacks on Libya.

Gaddafi managed to escape the air raids, but was captured and killed by a group of opponents of his regime.

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