From what i heard,when they came back for this mission,president Obama summoned all of them and when he asked *who took the shot*that killed Osama Bin Laden.the all said we all did. So what's the commotion all about now.
A public row has arisen over which US commando
fired the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden, more
than three years after the al-Qaeda leader's
death.
Ex-Navy Seal Robert O'Neill, 38, has told the
Washington Post in an interview that he fired the
fatal shot.
This contradicts the account of Matt Bissonnette,
another former Seal involved in the raid, in a 2012
book.
The al-Qaeda leader was killed in a 2011 Navy
Seal raid on his compound in Abbottabad,
Pakistan.
Navy Seals usually abide by a code of silence
that forbids them from publicly taking credit for
their actions.
Mr O'Neill, who retired in 2012, had previously
told his story anonymously to Esquire magazine.
He was scheduled to reveal his identity in a
television interview later this month, but news of
the interview angered other former Seals.
A website run by ex-special forces personnel
published his name pre-emptively, apparently in
protest at his decision to claim credit for the
shooting.
Mr O'Neill said he and another member of the
team - whose identity remains secret - climbed
the stairs to the third floor of the compound in
Abbottabad, Pakistan, and saw Bin Laden poke
his head outside the door of one of the rooms.
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