05/05/1911 The American Gary Faulkner, better known as 'hunting the terrorist number one' is intended to get a quarter of the reward of $ 27 million anunciado por el gobierno de los EE. UU. por haber desempeñado un papel importante en la muerte de Bin Laden.
Según Faulkner, fue precisamente él quien "presentó en bandeja de plata" la cabeza del líder de la red terrorista Al-Qaeda a la inteligencia estadounidense.
La recompensa prometida por Washington a los que ofrecieran una información útil sobre Bin Laden fue 27 millones de dólares. "Jugué un papel importante en esta operación impresionante: lograrque bajara de las montañas al valle... Alguien debía hacerlo, entonces, lo hice yo.
La recompensa prometida por Washington a los que ofrecieran una información útil sobre Bin Laden fue 27 millones de dólares. "Jugué un papel importante en esta operación impresionante: lograrque bajara de las montañas al valle... Alguien debía hacerlo, entonces, lo hice yo.
Asomó la cabeza y le capturaron", dijo Faulkner, construction worker 50 years the state of Colorado, the U.S. media.
The world's most wanted terrorist was killed the night of May 2 during a military operation by U.S. elite commandos on the residence in which Bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad, about fifty kilometers from the capital Pakistan, Islamabad. A few hours after his death, the corpse of the terrorist was thrown into the sea.
The attention of the media focused on Faulkner last summer when police arrested him armed with a pistol and a sword in the mountains of northern Pakistan. I was there with the supposed mission to find and capture the notorious terrorist, who was wanted for a decade Western intelligence and the American CIA.
"I want to capture him and bring him here so that justice is done," said apasionadocazador. Also claimed that his aim was not to assassinate the leader of Al Qaeda, but capture him alive.
The 'bounty hunter', who was also charged with crimes related to theft and domestic violence, insists that it pursues the desire to get rich. According to Faulkner, all he wants is justice, and the desire to help is encouraged when it's finished now.
The world's most wanted terrorist was killed the night of May 2 during a military operation by U.S. elite commandos on the residence in which Bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad, about fifty kilometers from the capital Pakistan, Islamabad. A few hours after his death, the corpse of the terrorist was thrown into the sea.
The attention of the media focused on Faulkner last summer when police arrested him armed with a pistol and a sword in the mountains of northern Pakistan. I was there with the supposed mission to find and capture the notorious terrorist, who was wanted for a decade Western intelligence and the American CIA.
"I want to capture him and bring him here so that justice is done," said apasionadocazador. Also claimed that his aim was not to assassinate the leader of Al Qaeda, but capture him alive.
The 'bounty hunter', who was also charged with crimes related to theft and domestic violence, insists that it pursues the desire to get rich. According to Faulkner, all he wants is justice, and the desire to help is encouraged when it's finished now.
"I wanted to bring him to justice. I'm not greedy. I just sold everything I had (to go to Pakistan), and risked life," Faulkner said. Meanwhile, U.S. government representatives not yet commented on the statements of his passionate fellow. (A to strong)
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