Osama Bin Laden Dead Picture
As it happened with Snoop Dogg's death rumors on Labour Day weekend, another Internet hype surrounding the picture of a dead Osama bin Laden made the rounds this weekend. September 11, ten-year anniversary approaches, the trend in the phrase Web sites that track search queries a day.

Back in May of this year, TMZ reported on the alleged pictures of the dead Osama bin Laden.

They write: "The photo reportedly shows dead Osama bin Laden is already making its way around the internet ... but it seems pretty obvious ... Photos FAKE "

Although Osama bin Laden was gunned down by U.S. troops during a raid in Pakistan, no pictures of Osama bin Laden have been released. Meanwhile, ABC News, wrote recently about the weak by al-Qaeda is still posing security threats.

The White House has not released any official photos of Osama bin Laden's death at this time.

The official told CNN, that the original photographs of Osama bin Laden really exist, showing a gunshot wound to the side of the head.

According to him due to injury, the face of Osama bin Laden was "unrecognizable" in the photo.

The report also noted that the photographs may eventually be released into the world.

Back in May of this year, CNN also reported the false images of Osama bin Laden's death spread on the Internet.

The Guardian reports that Osama bin Laden is dead hoax photo spreads across the Internet, at least two years.

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