Osama Bin Laden, The Death of False Photos, Images Spreads Internet Hoax

Osama Bin Laden, The Death of False Photos, Images Spreads Internet Hoax: As happened to Snoop Dogg in dead voices during the Labor Day weekend, another Internet hoax that surrounds the image of Osama bin Laden is dead, makes the rounds this weekend. As September 11 approaches the anniversary of ten years, the phrase is focused on popular search sites on the track all day. As early as May of this year, told TMZ the picture of Osama bin Laden is allegedly dead. They wrote: "photo shows a dead reportedly Osama bin Laden is now well on the internet but it seems clear to me the picture is a fake:" Even if Osama bin Laden had been killed during the raid by U.S. forces in Pakistan, without pictures of Osama Bin Laden is released. At the same time, ABC News recently wrote a weak Al-Qaeda still poses a security threat. The White House has not released any official image of the death of Osama bin Laden at this time. Official told CNN that the original images of Osama bin Laden there, to show the pull side of his head injury. The official said because of injuries facing bin Laden was "unrecognizable" in photography. The report also mentions that the picture could possibly be published in the world. Back in May this year, CNN also reported the fake Osama bin Laden dead pictures broadcast on the Internet. The Guardian reported that Osama bin Laden dead hoax photos spread around the internet for at least two years.