Saddam's daughter wants to publish his memoirs

Raghad, a daughter of executed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, plans to publish her father's memoirs, her Jordanian lawyer said on Sunday. "Raghad is looking for an international publishing company to publish her father's memoirs, which he himself wrote," Haitham Herish told Al-Ghad newspaper.
"These are the real and authentic memoirs, and Raghad is open to any offer that would preserve the rights of her family."
Raghad, the eldest of Saddam's three daughters, fled with her sister Rana and children to Jordan in 2003.
In 2009, Saddam's former attorney Khalil al-Dulaimi published what he said was the memories of the Iraqi leader who was toppled in the US-led invasion of 2003, based on their conversations.