Osama’s Escape Plan: Cash Stitched to Clothes
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by News Editor
Abc – Osama bin Laden appeared to be ready to run at any time with money and phone numbers stitched into his clothes on the day he was shot dead by elite Navy SEALs.
Bin Laden’s clothing had 500 euros and two phone numbers sewn into it, sources told ABC News. A Central Intelligence Agency task force is analyzing those phone numbers as well as 10 cell phones, 10 computers and a 100 thumb drives confiscated from the sprawling compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, during the 40-minute raid that resulted in bin Laden’s death.
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