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DNA tests confirm Bin Laden death: US official
By: AFP, Uploaded: 2nd May 2011
DNA tests have confirmed that Osama bin Laden is dead, a senior US official said Monday, a day after a daring raid by US special forces on the Al-Qaeda leader’s compound in Pakistan.
The official confirmed on condition of anonymity that a DNA match had been established with bin Laden’s body before it was buried at sea after the raid.
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Story first published: 2nd May 2011
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