Barack Obama refuses to release pictures of Bin Laden corpse

US president Barack Obama decided not to publish photographs of the corpse of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden who was killed on the night of Sunday to Monday during an American operation in Pakistan. Obama said he “will not release photos with Osama Bin Laden dead, even if many who may have been skeptical requested a proof of the death of the most famous terrorist.”

The announcement comes after the White House announced on Monday that it was not yet decided whether to release photographs of Bin Laden’s remains, a measure demanded by members of Congress to serve as evidence for global public opinion.

Even if lot of pressure was mounted by various american lawmakers, the president considered that it is not appropriate to broadcast the pictures of Bin Laden’s dead corpse. The decision was taken after an internal consultation of the American officials. During a press conference, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney revealed the transcription of the US president statement: “It is not in our national security interest … to permit these photos to become icons to gather opinion against the US”.
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According to Barack Obama “there is strong confirmation that the terrorist is dead. Pictures had been taken and facial analysis indicated that it was Osama. Furthermore DNA sampling and testing were done which confirm 100% that Osama Bin Laden will never be seen walking on this Earth again.”

White House statement over photo release Bin Laden’s dead body