WARNING - VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC CONTENT<br/> Gaddafi's lifeless corpse lay in Misrata as joyous Libyans stand next to it and take photos.<br/> The capture and death of their former dictator marks a symbolic end to 42 years of iron-fisted rule.<br/> Although the details surrounding his death are conflicting... sources say he was first discovered here, hiding out in a drainage pipe in Sirte, his former hometown.<br/> Officials say his body will be buried quickly and secretly later on Friday.<br/> In Misratra, people pour into the streets to mark the news -- the skies a-glow with fireworks.<br/> Still, questions remain about the way forward for the country.<br/> Officials say a formal announcement of Libya's liberation, which will set the clock ticking on a timeline to elections, will be made on Saturday.<br/> Julie Noce, Reuters
