Doctor That Found Osama Bin Laden

A jailed Pakistani doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden will be neither released nor handed to the United States, Pakistan's law minister has told legislators, media reported on Wednesday.

The United States has said it can't verify the authenticity of the interview given by the imprisoned Pakistani physician, who helped CIA trace Osama bin Laden, to an American news channel, but noted that the allegations if found correct are extremely "concerning".

The militants accused in a Pakistan court of conspiring with a doctor recruited by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to find Osama bin Laden said on Thursday that they had nothing to do with him and would kill him if they had the chance.Shakeel Afridi was on May 24 sentenced to 33 years in jail after he was found guilty of treason under Pakista...

A jailed Pakistani doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden will be neither released nor handed to the United States, Pakistan's law minister has told legislators, media reported on Wednesday.

The United States has said it can't verify the authenticity of the interview given by the imprisoned Pakistani physician, who helped CIA trace Osama bin Laden, to an American news channel, but noted that the allegations if found correct are extremely "concerning".

The militants accused in a Pakistan court of conspiring with a doctor recruited by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to find Osama bin Laden said on Thursday that they had nothing to do with him and would kill him if they had the chance.Shakeel Afridi was on May 24 sentenced to 33 years in jail after he was found guilty of treason under Pakista...