Osama bin Laden Videos Released by U.S.

Caught on Tape

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:46PM EDT / Published May 07, 2011 9:00AM EDT

Five never-before-seen home videos of Osama bin Laden were released by U.S. officials on Saturday. The tapes, which were obtained at his Abbottabad compound when Navy SEALs killed the al Qaeda leader, show him unusually candid. In the movies, bin Laden is seen watching himself on television and using a remote control to change the channel. In another of apparent outtakes, he is practicing a message for the U.S., possibly filmed last fall. The Associated Press reports U.S. intelligence officials hope the tapes will discredit bin Laden in the eyes of his supporters.

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Osama bin Laden Videos Released by U.S.