... who is no more...
was found and killed.
There are contrary claims on whether Pakistain was informed by the US about the operation and questions are also being raised on how much people in Pakistain knew of Osama's whereabouts.
Last week, WikiLeaks had revealed that a US diplomatic dispatch told the Americans that "many" inside Pakistain knew where bin Laden was.
The document stated that "In Pakistain, Osama Bin Laden wasn't an invisible man, and many knew his whereabouts in North
Wazoo, but whenever security forces attempted a raid on his hideouts, the enemy received warning of their approach from sources in the security forces."Other documents released by WikiLeaks also seem to indicate that the United States possibly got a clue about bin Laden hiding in Abbottabad three years ago from information gathered by interrogators at Guantanamo Bay, the controversial US detainment facility where terror suspects are lodged.
Cables from 2008 released by WikiLeaks talk about the interrogation of a Libyan, Abu al-Libi, who had apparently been with Bin Laden in Afghanistan. In 2003, Libi was asked to become one of bin Laden's messengers, the document indicates.
The document says, "In July 2003, detainee Libi received a letter from [bin Laden's] designated courier, Maulawi Abd al-Khaliq Jan. The detainee was told to take on the responsibility of collecting donations, organising travel and distributing funds for families in Pakistain...The letter stated the detainee would be the official messenger between [bin Laden] and others in Pakistain...In mid-2003, the detainee moved his family to Abbottabad and worked between Abbottabad and Beautiful Downtown Peshawar."
Abu al-Libi was captured in Pakistain in 2005.