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Bin Laden was cited by the United States government as the most wanted terrorist.
Bin Laden was cited by the United States government as the most wanted terrorist.
Bin Laden was allegedly killed in a mansion outside Abbottabad, a highland town 50 km. north of Islamabad, capital of [[Pakistan]]. According to MSM news reports, facial recognition as well as DNA evidence, which was analyzed in a speedy fashion, confirmed the identity of the man killed as Bin Laden. Reports also stated that one of his wives who was captured in the raid identified the body as well. He was later buried at sea, less than a day after his death; a burial at sea leaves no marked grave and no evidence of Bin Laden's killing. Several pundits have pointed out that this would prevent Islamic extremists from creating a shrine of his gravesite.
Bin Laden was allegedly killed in a mansion outside Abbottabad, a highland town 50 km. north of Islamabad, capital of [[Pakistan]]. According to MSM news reports, facial recognition as well as DNA evidence, which was analyzed in a speedy fashion, confirmed the identity of the man killed as Bin Laden. Reports also stated that one of his wives who was captured in the raid identified the body as well. He was later buried at sea, less than a day after his death; a burial at sea leaves no marked grave and no evidence of Bin Laden's killing (no definitive location and no further proves). Several pundits have pointed out that this would prevent Islamic extremists from creating a shrine of his gravesite.
No pictures have been shown of the military operation, no witnesses, no news media inside the Pakistani compound in the aftermath, no burial to the other bodies, are leaving many doubts.
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But for Stella Olender of Chicago, her questions aren’t politically-motivated conspiracy theories, but rather the still-fresh wounds of losing a daughter, 39-year-old Christine, who died at the World Trade Center in the Sept. 11 attacks.
“Is it true or false? I don’t know,” Olender said in a phone interview while working at her tailoring and cleaning business in the city’s Hanson Park neighborhood.
Olender said she’s particularly concerned because U.S. officials have said bin Laden’s body was buried at sea but haven’t offered any photographic proof that he was killed.
“To me, that seems strange, that they disposed of it and no one (besides) whoever was right there knows what happened, if it’s true or false, you know?” Olender said. [http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chibrknews-bin-laden-gone-but-not-conspiracy-theories-20110502,0,4993669.story]
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== See also ==
== See also ==