On Wednesday, Fox News announced it plans to reveal the identity of the Navy SEAL who shot Osama Bin Laden in a documentary that will air next month. However, in a statement issued to Business Insider the Pentagon stressed anyone who participated in the 2011 operation that left the Al Qaeda leader dead is "still bound" by a "Non-Disclosure Agreement to not discuss classified information, especially in a nationally televised interview." This seems to indicate the SEAL could face a criminal investigation for participating in the documentary.
Pentagon: The Navy Seal Who Shot Bin Laden Should Not Reveal Himself On Fox News
Hunter Walker, Business Insider
Fri, 10/31/2014 - 9:58am
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