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Three Widows Osama so coveted - Osama bin Laden may be dead. However, information about Al Qaeda leader lunge kick it becomes an interesting thing to explore. "Abang Sam" (United States) also put a heart for this effort.
Consequently, as a statement the White House spokesman Jay Carney, the U.S. can meet three widow of the late Osama in Pakistan. "We want to get information about Osama's life since he disappeared in late 2001," said Carney.
Currently, the wives of Osama, was arrested by Pakistani authorities after the survivors in the U.S. commando raid into the home of Osama bin Laden in the town of Abbottabad on 2 May. However, an official said bin Laden interview with a third wife would not take place immediately.
Meanwhile, Pakistan said it would repatriate the widows with their children. One of the wives of Osama bin Laden is from Yemen, while two more came from Saudi Arabia, as the news AP and AFP on Saturday (05/14/2011). Analysts say they could become a source of detailed information about Osama's life during the pursuit.
One of the wives of Al Qaeda leader told Pakistani investigators that he had lived in Pakistan for more than seven years. The other was saying, he moved to Abbottabad in 2006, a year after their houses were built and never out of the top floor of the house.
Before the invasion of the house, the presence of Osama bin Laden are unknown after he fled from the mountains of Tora Bora in southern Afghanistan, who attacked U.S. and Afghan forces in 2011.
Relations between Pakistan and the U.S. deteriorated because the leader of Al Qaeda had managed to live without being able to be detected over five years in a house which is only about 5 kilometers from the Pakistan Military Academy.
Instead, the Government of Pakistan angry because they do not get notification about the storming of the house where bin Laden was hiding. Islamabad argued, had violated the sovereignty of their country.
While U.S. officials questioned whether Pakistan's intelligence service, ISI, not knowing the existence of Osama bin Laden.