Diver plans $400,000 trip to hunt for body
Why? "Because I am a patriotic American"
"Obama should have released the photo"
AN eccentric California salvage diver is preparing a mission to the north Arabian Sea to recover Osama bin Laden's body as proof the al-Qaeda leader really is dead.
Bill Warren, 59, has vowed to scour the sea bed to find the corpse and deliver photographic evidence that the terror leader was killed, the New York Post reported.
Mr Warren, who has discovered more than 200 undersea wrecks, told the Post he was taking on the mission to expose the truth.
"I'm doing it because I am a patriotic American who wants to know the truth. I do it for the world," he said.
Bin Laden was killed in his hideout in Abbottabad, Pakistan in the early hours of May 2 in a precision raid by a team of US Navy SEALs who left with his body, which was later buried at sea.
Afterwards the White House said it would not release graphic images of bin Laden's corpse, but the CIA did later show the photographs to select US lawmakers.
Mr Warren said he expected to spend about $400,000 on a two-week jaunt next month. He planned to rent a ship in India for $10,000 a day, and spend another $1000 a day for a remote-operated submarine.
"The Obama administration should have released the photo, like we did with Billy the Kid, or (John) Dillinger, or even Saddam Hussein," he said.
"I have a Russian girlfriend, and she tells me that over there, in intelligence circles, they don't believe bin Laden's really dead."
Bin Laden was buried at sea from the carrier USS Carl Vinson to adhere to Muslim funeral rites.
Read more about diver Bill Warren's efforts to find Osama bin Laden's body at the New York Post.
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