Navy SEAL who killed Osama Bin Laden to reveal himself on Fox

[1911Sooner]

One of the greatest mysteries in American military history will be solved next month, when Fox News will air an interview with the Navy SEAL who shot dead Osama Bin Laden.

The identity of the SEAL Team 6 member called 'The Shooter' was fiercely guarded in the aftermath of the May 2011 raid on Bin Laden's Abbottabad, Pakisatan compound, fearing the SEAL could be targeted by al-Qaeda as retribution.

But he has since retired and is apparently ready to take off his mask of anonymity to details the events leading up to and during Operation Neptune's Spear.

According to a Fox News press release, the two-part special The Man Who Killed Usama Bin Laden will air Tuesday November 11 and Wednesday November 12 from 10-11pm ET. The interview will be conducted by Washington Correspondent Peter Doocy.

Navy SEAL who killed Osama Bin Laden will come forward in Fox News special | Daily Mail Online

 

[okie98]

I certainly hope he has lots of security.

 

[FullAuto]

Now that he's retired, it's time for his book deal so he can get paid.

 

[ChoZen1]

if you haven't read the book "No Easy Day" you should! I haven't read a book since junior high probably, but I read this one in two days.

 

[tran]

Now that he's retired, it's time for his book deal so he can get paid.

And why not? Lord know Obama has profited off of their backs.

 

[uncle money bags]

WTF happened to being a quiet professional?

 

[Jon3830]

 

[SoonerP226]

WTF happened to being a quiet professional?

I'm pretty sure that went out the window as soon as the White House goobers started blabbing about the mission before the guys who actually did the work were even back in the country--from a mission so secret that they couldn't even tell other DevGru members about it...

 

[SMS]

WTF happened to being a quiet professional?

The SEAL community forgot that about a dozen books and a half dozen movies ago....

 

[Big_McLargehuge]

WTF happened to being a quiet professional?

Same question here. For some reason, I feel like the Seals are more publicity hounds than any other SF outfit. Books, movies, interviews.