The FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitive poster for Osama Bin Laden with the word “DECEASED” printed in red across it hangs on the wall at the FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. The Obama administration released another batch of documents Tuesday that were seized in a May 2011 raid that killed bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Photo by Larry Downing/Reuters
Washington Post: In secret will, Bin Laden wanted his fortune to keep funding war on West
Osama bin Laden left a will indicating that he had about $29 million in Sudan, with detailed instructions to “spend all the money I have left” continuing the global terror campaign he had led, according to newly released documents recovered by the United States from the compound in Pakistan where the al-Qaeda chief was killed in 2011.
The handwritten will and 112 other documents were released Tuesday by the office of the Director of National Intelligence — a collection that also includes letters to subordinates in al-Qaeda, messages from followers willing to carry out suicide attacks, and screeds on issues including bin Laden’s conviction that the United States and Iran were poised for war.
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WNU Editor: The first batch of Osama Bin laden documents released (May 20, 2015) is here. The Second batch (just released) is here.
More News On The Latest Batch Of Osama Bin laden Documents Released
Osama bin Laden wanted much of his fortune used 'on jihad' -- AP
Bin Laden documents outline inheritance wishes, division of funds -- Reuters
More Osama bin Laden Raid Materials Released -- NYT
Bin Laden letters reveal al-Qaida's fears of drone strikes and infiltration -- The Guardian
New bin Laden documents show a suspicious, pressured al Qaeda -- Reuters
Bin Laden's will shows that he left £20m for global jihad - and worried about CIA tracker chips in his wife's teeth -- The Telegraph
How Osama bin Laden micromanaged Al Qaeda from hiding in the last years of his life - firing off memos, planning PR pushes and laying out a will that promised millions to global jihad -- Daily Mail
Osama bin Laden’s will declassified, majority of fortune reserved for militant attacks -- Al Bawaba
Bin Laden Will: Millions To Be Spent 'On Jihad' -- SKY News
Read Osama Bin Laden Documents: Second Batch From May 2011 Raid Released -- IBTimes
Bin Laden, in contrast to popular belief, was never wanted by the FBI for 9/11 as one can see here.
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ReplyDeleteYeah, Dick Cheney is responsible.
I heard he personally emplaced the charges in World Trade Center #1.