<p>Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, 59, was found at his mother's posh villa in the Libyan capital, The Sun reported.<br /><br />Cancer-affected al-Megrahi was in coma and on an intravenous drip.Al-Megrahi was convicted in the bombing of the Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland in 1988.<br />He was released from a Scottish jail on compassionate grounds in 2009, and returned to a hero's welcome in Libya.<br /><br />Al-Megrahi was found after neighbours in Tripoli directed CNN to a luxury home fitted with security cameras and floodlights.<br /><br />Relatives said they rescued him from hospital a few days ago and took him home. They said he was close to death and claimed they got no help from the Gaddafi regime.<br /><br />"He's stopped eating and some times he is in a coma. We just give him oxygen. Nobody gives us any advice. There is no doctor. We don't have any phone line to call anybody," his son Khaled was quoted as saying.<br /><br />Libyan rebels are now refusing to extradite al-Megrahi to Britain to serve out the rest of his life sentence for the plane bombing.<br /><br />Rebel justice minister Mohammed al-Alagi said: "Libya has never extradited or handed over its citizens to a foreign country. We shall continue with this principle."</p>
<p>Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, 59, was found at his mother's posh villa in the Libyan capital, The Sun reported.<br /><br />Cancer-affected al-Megrahi was in coma and on an intravenous drip.Al-Megrahi was convicted in the bombing of the Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland in 1988.<br />He was released from a Scottish jail on compassionate grounds in 2009, and returned to a hero's welcome in Libya.<br /><br />Al-Megrahi was found after neighbours in Tripoli directed CNN to a luxury home fitted with security cameras and floodlights.<br /><br />Relatives said they rescued him from hospital a few days ago and took him home. They said he was close to death and claimed they got no help from the Gaddafi regime.<br /><br />"He's stopped eating and some times he is in a coma. We just give him oxygen. Nobody gives us any advice. There is no doctor. We don't have any phone line to call anybody," his son Khaled was quoted as saying.<br /><br />Libyan rebels are now refusing to extradite al-Megrahi to Britain to serve out the rest of his life sentence for the plane bombing.<br /><br />Rebel justice minister Mohammed al-Alagi said: "Libya has never extradited or handed over its citizens to a foreign country. We shall continue with this principle."</p>