FILE - In this Oct. 1977 file photo shows Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot, who presided over one of the century's most brutal regimes. Former Liberian President Charles Taylor is part of a long parade of leaders guilty or accused of similar, and in some cases far more appalling, crimes in modern history. Here is what happened to some: Pol Pot: the toppled Khmer Rouge leader died in the Cambodian jungle at age 73 in 1998, cheating pursuers who believed they were days away from capturing him for prosecution in the deaths of as many as 2 million countrymen. He ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979, seeking to create a Marxist agrarian regime. One person in five died of starvation, illness or execution. (AP Photo, file)