As anti-Gaddafi forces battle for control of Sirte, many are speculating about the fallen leader's whereabouts.<br/> National Transitional Council Commander Ismail Al-Salabi.<br/> SOUNDBITE: ISMAIL AL-SALABI, COMMANDER OF NATIONAL TRANSITIONAL COUNCIL (NTC) FORCES IN BENGHAZI, SAYING:<br/> "I am personally convinced that Colonel Muammar Gaddafi is out of Libya because Muammar Gaddafi has no courage to stay in Libya - not him, not his sons. Maybe some of his sons are trapped under siege and cannot leave but Gaddafi, I am personally convinced, that he went out of the country even before his family departed."<br/> Another military official believes nomadic tribes along the Algerian border may be helping hide Gaddafi.<br/> There are reports that Gaddafi's sons are still in Sirte -- the family's hometown now under siege by NTC forces.<br/> Gaddafi's daughter, brothers and their mother fled to Algeria in August.<br/> Deborah Gembara, Reuters.
