WASHINGTON: Osama Bin Laden's son Omar has condemned the killing of his father and threatened to take legal action against the US, a media report said Wednesday.
Omar, who is Osama's fourth eldest son, claimed he and the al Qaeda chief's other children are reserving the right to take legal action in the US to "determine the true fate of our vanished father", according to a statement apparently made by Omar bin Laden posted on an Islamist website.
He also branded his father's burial at sea as a "humiliation" for his family, Daily Mail reported citing the SITE Intelligence Group, an online monitoring service.
There was no independent confirmation of the authenticity of the letter. It was published on the website of Islamist ideologue Abu Walid al-Masri. Several specialists on militant propaganda said the text appeared genuine, the Mail said
Omar, who is Osama's fourth eldest son, claimed he and the al Qaeda chief's other children are reserving the right to take legal action in the US to "determine the true fate of our vanished father", according to a statement apparently made by Omar bin Laden posted on an Islamist website.
He also branded his father's burial at sea as a "humiliation" for his family, Daily Mail reported citing the SITE Intelligence Group, an online monitoring service.
There was no independent confirmation of the authenticity of the letter. It was published on the website of Islamist ideologue Abu Walid al-Masri. Several specialists on militant propaganda said the text appeared genuine, the Mail said
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