Signs indicate bin Laden dead, senior officials say

29 Jul 2002

Two senior U.S. intelligence officials said yesterday that there are growing signs that suggest Osama bin Laden is dead. The two officials – one from the FBI, the other from the CIA, both speaking on the condition of anonymity – stressed that neither knew of any concrete evidence. But they said several indications, some of which they would not discuss, seem to point to the likelihood of bin Laden`s death. Full Story

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