Navy Seal Who Killed Osama Bin Laden Will Reveal Himself On Fox News
The Navy Seal who killed Osama Bin Laden will reveal himself during a Fox News exclusive interviews on November 11 and 12. The man who pulled the trigger on the al Qaeda leader who masterminded the 9/11 terror attacks has had his identity shielded since the raid on Bin Laden’s compound three years ago.
The Osama Bin Laden shooter previously spoke with Esquire and shared details about his life during the retirement which followed the raid on the al Qaeda leader’s Abbottabad compound. The identity of the Seal Team 6 members had been fiercely guarded out of concern that the terrorist group would retaliate for the Bin Laden killing.
“Revealing his identity and speaking out publicly for the first time, the Navy SEAL, also known as ‘The Shooter,’ will share his story of training to be a member of America’s elite fighting force and explain his involvement in Operation Neptune Spear, the mission that killed Bin Laden,” the Fox News press release states.
The Navy Seal is apparently now prepared to end the anonymity and share the details which led up to the Osama Bin Laden killing plan as is was designed during Operation Neptune’s Spear. The Man Who Killed Osama Bin Laden will be conducted by Fox News Washington correspondent Peter Doocy.
An excerpt from the Navy Seal who shot Osama Bin Laden release also says, “The documentary will provide an extensive, first-hand account of the mission, including the unexpected crash of one of the helicopters that night and why SEAL Team 6 feared for their lives. It will also touch upon what was taking place inside the terrorist compound while President Obama and his cabinet watched from the White House.”
The Seal Team 6 member will tell viewers what it felt like to come face-to-face with Osama Bin Laden and how the al Qaeda leader’s final moments unfolded. Video footage of a ceremony where “the shooter” donated the shirt he was wearing when he killed Bin Laden to the National September Memorial Museum will also be included in the The Man Who Killed Usama Bin Laden two-part interview.
The retired special forces soldier reportedly refused to meet with 9/11 victims in the past in order to guard his identity. The New York Post reports that while in retirement, the shooter suffered a “breakdown in his marriage.” “I’m not religious, but I always felt I was put on the Earth to do something specific. After that mission, I knew what it was,” the Osama Bin Laden shooter told Esquire. The shooter has reportedly struggled since retiring from the Navy after 16 years and continues to worry about the safety of his family.
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