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US treasure hunter claims to have located Osama’s body bag
American treasure hunter Bill Warren has claimed to have located Osama bin Laden’s body bag deep under the Arabian Sea, 320 kilometres west of Surat in Gujarat, and hopes to start his mission on June 1.
“I’ve located where they threw him away,” Daily Mail quoted him as telling Spanish newspaper El Mundo. “I’m the only one with this information.”
With the help of recent photos released by the US Navy showing the Laden’s final resting place, Warren claims to have pinpointed the location of the body bag, and now wants $200,000 to recover it from the sea. “We do this because we are patriotic Americans and feel that President Barack Obama failed to provide the proof,” he said.
The search would probably “last a week” to three months, he said, adding, he wanted to start the mission on June 1. Bin Laden, 54, was shot dead in his pajamas during a US Navy SEAL raid on his hideout in Pakistan’s garrison city of Abbottabad on May 2 last year. He was given a ‘sea burial’ to prevent his legions of followers building a mausoleum on his grave.
American treasure hunter Bill Warren has claimed to have located Osama bin Laden’s body bag deep under the Arabian Sea, 320 kilometres west of Surat in Gujarat, and hopes to start his mission on June 1.
“I’ve located where they threw him away,” Daily Mail quoted him as telling Spanish newspaper El Mundo. “I’m the only one with this information.”
With the help of recent photos released by the US Navy showing the Laden’s final resting place, Warren claims to have pinpointed the location of the body bag, and now wants $200,000 to recover it from the sea. “We do this because we are patriotic Americans and feel that President Barack Obama failed to provide the proof,” he said.
The search would probably “last a week” to three months, he said, adding, he wanted to start the mission on June 1. Bin Laden, 54, was shot dead in his pajamas during a US Navy SEAL raid on his hideout in Pakistan’s garrison city of Abbottabad on May 2 last year. He was given a ‘sea burial’ to prevent his legions of followers building a mausoleum on his grave.
