Abu Ahmed Al-kuwaiti

A report leaked to the media on Monday says Pakistani authorities may have come the closest to capturing the world's most wanted man in 2002-2003, because his car was speeding. They missed even that.

For paediatrician Mehar Dil Wazir, they were normal children, like the dozens of others he treats daily for tummy upsets, coughs and colds. He thought the same about the two men who brought them to his simple clinic, a well-dressed pair who said they were cousins. But a few days after the May 2 raid that killed Osama bin Laden in this northwestern ...

A report leaked to the media on Monday says Pakistani authorities may have come the closest to capturing the world's most wanted man in 2002-2003, because his car was speeding. They missed even that.

For paediatrician Mehar Dil Wazir, they were normal children, like the dozens of others he treats daily for tummy upsets, coughs and colds. He thought the same about the two men who brought them to his simple clinic, a well-dressed pair who said they were cousins. But a few days after the May 2 raid that killed Osama bin Laden in this northwestern ...