Couple more items regarding Saddam's arrest...

nice article in Time about the preliminary questioning: bq. After his capture, Saddam was taken to a holding cell at the Baghdad Airport. He didn�t answer any of the initial questions directly, the official said, and at times seemed less than fully coherent. The transcript was full of �Saddam rhetoric type stuff,� said the official who paraphrased Saddam�s answers to some of the questions. When asked �How are you?� said the official, Saddam responded, �I am sad because my people are in bondage.� When offered a glass of water by his interrogators, Saddam replied, �If I drink water I will have to go to the bathroom and how can I use the bathroom when my people are in bondage?� bq. Along with the $750,000 in cash, two AK 47 machine guns and pistol found with Saddam, the U.S. intelligence official confirmed that operatives found a briefcase with Saddam that contained a letter from a Baghdad resistance leader. Contained in the message, the official said, were the minutes from a meeting of a number of resistance leaders who came together in the capital. The official said the names found on this piece of paper will be valuable and could lead to the capture of insurgency leaders around the Sunni Triangle. the capture is covered at Yahoo/AP: bq. Then they spotted two men running away from a small walled compound in the trees. Inside, in front of a mud-brick hut, the troops pulled back a carpet on the ground, cleared away the dirt and revealed a Styrofoam panel. Underneath, a hole led to a tiny chamber, just big enough for a single person to squeeze into. bq. At first they didn't recognize the man hiding inside, with his ratty hair, wild beard and a pistol cradled in his lap. But when they asked who he was, the bewildered-looking man gave a shocking answer. bq. He said he was Saddam Hussein. more - one Soldier talking about the room he was captured in: bq. "We didn't stay there long. It smelled really bad."