Bin Laden tracked down?
Published: 19 February, 2009, 10:50
Edited: 01 December, 2009, 22:10
A Californian professor claims he has pinpointed where Osama bin Laden could be hiding out.
According to a team led by geographer Thomas Gillespie, the world's most wanted terrorist can be tracked down to the town of Parachinar, 12 miles inside Pakistan.
Scientists say the terrorist’s possible location was found by using patterns of how animal species spread.
The choice of town was based on the theory Bin Laden would choose a large metropolis with a similar culture to Afghanistan where he can remain anonymous.
“If he’s still alive, he honestly could be sitting there right now,” Thomas Gillespie said.
The scientists said that this tribal area is still the safest – one of the few not bombed by the US unmanned Predator aircraft.
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Well, gimme a crack at "Where Is bin Laden?" Considering that former president George W. Bush, led a comedic (in his opinion) "search" for bin Laden, I got a flash at that point--I KNEW THEN and I KNOW NOW, "where bin Laden" is hiding. He's either in Yemen with his family, OR--more likely, at the Ranch in Crawford, TX. Why do I think this? Well--Bush's look of absolute shock when he got news of 9/11--and his good friend and benefactor Usama bin Laden, great family friend of all the Bushes, who bailed Bush out of business debacle after business debacle, with substantial amounts of money--where else would Usama be?