India, Sept. 12 -- The children of the ruthless Somali dictator Siad Barre, whose governance turned into the deaths of approximately 200,000 people, are discreetly residing in the United States - in close proximity to the victims of his regime.

According to The NY Post's exclusive report, the dictator's son Ayanle, who was known as his "right-hand man," and daughter Deka Mohamed Siad, are living in Columbus, Ohio, where they maintain a low-profile suburban lifestyle.

According to The Post sources, Ayanle, 61, and Deka, 69, came to America soon after the overthrow of Barre in 1991, after enduring two decades of oppression that led to the "Isaaq Genocide."

However, within the broader Somali community, their existence serves as a painful ...