Writing to log file when script is killed

I am looking for a way for my script to write to a log file saying
something like this:

I was killed at time.asctime()

I would like to be able to do this if/when the script is killed by
means rather than my own. How in the world would I accomplish this?

Thanks,

Harlin

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