Navy Seal in bin Laden killing calls out Trump for sharing QAnon conspiracy al-Qaeda leader is still alive

The former Navy Seal known for his role in the operation that killed Osama bin Laden has hit out at Donald Trump for sharing a conspiracy theory that the late al-Qaeda leader may still be alive. Rob O'Neill, who says he shot dead bin Laden in the 2011 raid in Pakistan, expressed anger that the president retweeted a QAnon theory that the Seal team killed a body double. Mr O'Neill, 44, a Republican and vocal Trump supporter, voiced his disgust on Wednesday that the "highest-ranking person in the country' would be 'trampling on the graves of some of the best heroes' by claiming the team had not killed bin Laden. 'He (Mr Trump) could go over to the CIA any time where there's a file cabinet with a picture of bin Laden's head and my hands in the picture. We took a bunch of pictures of him,' Mr O'Neill said, in his first public criticism of the president. Asked by CNN about the rumours that have been circulating and given prominence by Mr Trump, Mr O'Neill said this was 'bigger than a retweet'.
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