Video Cambodia - Pol Pot hunt

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A Cambodian Army officer stationed in the region where Pol Pot

is believed to have claimed on Friday (20/6) that Pol Pot would

surrender "in two or three days."

Cambodian Deputy Chief of Staff, Lieutenant Colonel Man Sa, made

the claim a day before the country's two leaders announced Pol

Pot was in custody.




SHOWS:


BANTHABANGTAO, 12 kilometres from AN LONG VENG, CAMBODIA 20/6:


VS Cambodian troops on patrol

Lieutenant Colonel Man Sa, Deputy Chief of Staff for Cambodia

addressing his troops

Cambodian troops patrolling in same area;

Cambodian army meets three Khmer Rouge envoys, one identified as Pol Pot's private secretary Mien Sombat, also known as Ni Nuan (first

person you see after troops on patrol - at 01:12 he is holding

hands with one-arm man - Major General (Cambodian Army)

Prom Su, local commander and former Khmer Rouge commander)

Int;

Negotiating table Cambodian army officers and the three

Khmer Rouge envoys;

Lieutenant Colonel Man Sa in Khmer roughly translated SOT:

saying Pol Pot disagrees with Tamok (one of his closest

officers) and Pol Pot will surrender in two or three days. He

says Pol Pot's situation is very bad and Pol Pot cannot stay as

he is because foreigners (Thai, China, Laos or others) will not

help him. He (Pol Pot) has no food, no medicine and will

therefore be finished soon but with the problem inside Cambodia

100% peace cannot be guaranteed

Overhead shot of soldiers walking on path


RUNS: 3.20




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