BREAKING: CIA Releases Hundreds of Thousands of Documents from Osama bin Laden
An invaluable resource finally becomes public.
12:49 PM, Nov 01, 2017 | By Jonathan V. Last
Over at the Long War Journal, Thomas Joscelyn and Bill Roggio have the first analysis of the massive trove of documents, files, and images which were recovered at Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, during the raid in which bin Laden was ******.
The cache of documents, released today for the first time by the CIA, are an amazing stockpile of information that has never before been public. Per Joscelyn and Roggio:
* For the first time, there's a picture of Hamza bin Laden, Osama's secretive ***, who's never before been photographed.
* There's a file with bin Laden's hand-written, 228-page private journal.
* There's a good deal of evidence that at the time of his death, bin Laden was still actively leading al Qaeda.
* Also, there's a great deal of information on bin Laden's ties to Iran and Iraq.
