Wanting To Prove U.S. Claim, Treasure Hunter Seeks The Body Of Sheikh Osama

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CALIFORNIA – Many people doubt the death of Al-Qaeda network leader, Sheikh Usamah Bin Ladin, one of them is Bill Warren, a deep-sea treasure-hunter from California, United States of America. The doubt led him to a decision to carry out a mission to find the body of the most feared man by America.

The American Military stated that Sheikh Usamah had been killed on 1st May through an operation by the SEALs special forces and was ‘buried’ in the north Arabian Sea. America claimed that Sheikh Usamah was killed on the site of his house in Abbottabad, Pakistan. However, until now the President of America, Barack Obama refused to release the photo of the death of Bin Ladin.

Warren said that the mission, which could be said as impossible, arises because he does not believe Obama for refusing to reveal the proof of Sheikh Usamah’s death. In order to carry out the search mission, Warren told that he would use technologically advanced equipments, with the support of a number of ships, which expends hundreds of thousands of dollars. And, he said, a camera crew is coming along for the ride.

The eccentric deep-sea diver said he needs to see for himself if President Obama told the truth when he announced Bin Laden’s death. “We do this because we are patriotic Americans and feel that President Obama failed to provide the proof,” Warren told TMZ. “I do not trust my government or Obama,” Warren said.

He began to search for treasures in the sea in 1972 and he set up a company called Golden Quest Ltd. His first achievement was to find a shipwreck with the British flag which sank in the waters near Santa Cruz, California.

Although still dubious, but Al-Qaeda has confirmed about the death of their leader. In fact, they have appointed Saif al-Adil as the interim amir.

Warren is the first man who is going to search for the janaza of Sheikh Usamah. We just wait, is the search really going to end up in “success” stories with the finding of Sheikh Usamah, or it would only increase the distrust of the public on America.

(arrahmah.com)