Sri Lanka's army ringleader said Tamil Tiger commander Vellupillai Prabhakaran's body was found and Sri Lankan TV stations aired video of what appeared to his corpse, with the cap of its nut blown off. There was no self-assured confirmation available. Private TV stations Derana and Swarnavahini showed soldiers nearby what they said was Prabhakaran's body, with his trademark moustache and unique Tiger feather show fatigues. The fighting said the body was found in a lagoon. A bawdy material covered the outdo of the head, which appeared shorn off.
The video showed a copy of a naval ID earmark written in Tamil, deportment the multitude "0:01", and what appeared to be an LTTE congruence postcard with his photograph. The army's commander, General Sarath Fonseka, moments earlier had gone on glory TV and broadcast to put forth that the body had been found on Tuesday and definitely identified. "The sensible news from the wage war with front is that the body of the leader of the terrorist organisation which destroyed the countryside for the last 30 years, Prabhakaran, has been found this matinal by the army. We have identified the body," he said. Fonseka's disclosure came after the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) made a averral on a pro-rebel spider's web install saying Prabhakaran, 54, was still alive. "I whim to reveal the wide-ranging Tamil community distressed witnessing the terminating events of the encounter that our beloved leader Velupillai Prabhakaran is teeming and safe," quoted LTTE courteous head Selvarajah Pathmanathan as saying. State TV on Monday reported that Prabhakaran was dead, and navy sources have given differing stories about how and where he was killed. Fonseka did not give an note of where Prabhakaran' body was found, nor how he was killed. Sri Lankan troops finished off the carry on of the LTTE intransigence on Monday, wrapping up a three-year foul to wipe out the separatists and be the victor a 25-year-civil war.
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