John Toland spends several chapters with Mussolini in The Last 100 Days. If I recall correctly there were three different factions of partisans looking for him and a lot of behind-the-scenes dickering as to what would be done with him. After several hours the leader of the faction holding him decided to cut through the bullshit and sent an executioner; the rest of the factions then insisted that execution was their idea all along.
On April 29, 1945, Italian partisans brought the bodies of Benito Musslolini, his mistress and lackeys to Milan and publicly displayed them hanging upside down before a crowd of citizens and American GIs. Sgt. Weldon Reynolds had a camera and took a few pictures, and discussed his memories of the event in an embedded 2 and a half minute excerpt 56 years later.