This article discusses a bit more about the amusements of the two horrors that we killed, but that wasn't the part that caught my eye:

The Americans say they have captured several of Saddam’s bodyguards, and yesterday it emerged that they believed they had come close to seizing the former Iraqi leader in Mosul shortly after the deaths of his sons last Tuesday.

According to military sources, intelligence intercepted a single satellite phone signal known to belong to Saddam during the bombardment of the building where Uday and Qusay were trapped.

Soldiers searched the nearby villa from which the call was made but Saddam was not there. US officers said the intercept was highly accurate, and they were convinced he had been hiding in the building. Yesterday they said they believed he was still in Mosul.

Now, I have seen this nowhere else--certainly not in DOD releases--and have no idea where the Times got it, but it is interesting. If it's true, we might be hot on Saddam's trail. If it's true, it also shows how easily someone like Saddam or his sons can slip a noose if given half a chance, something to consider when second-guessing the attack.