Bin Laden Widows
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Bin Laden wives not tied to terror, says Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia says there is no evidence that Osama bin Laden's wives and family members deported to the kingdom are involved in terrorism.
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This is how Osama bin Laden tried to stay young
Believe it or not, terror mastermind Osama bin Laden desperately tried to cling to his youth during his last days in Pakistan, and resorted to using hair dye and a type of natural aphrodisiac, a media report said.
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Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow to stay in Saudi, says relative
Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow has received assurances from Saudi officials that she and her children can remain in the kingdom, a relative said on Friday.
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Osama's wives, children seen in new video: Report
A new video on Osama bin Laden's widows in a Pakistani prison shows a boy stacking teddy bears on a chair while another grabs a cricket bat. Three women dressed in black veils look on, while another kneels on a prayer mat to read the Quran.
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Pakistan extends hold of bin Laden widows
Pakistani officials have said that a judge has allowed authorities to hold three widows of Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in custody for another 10 days, pending their trial for living in the country without valid documents.
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Bin Laden wives not tied to terror, says Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia says there is no evidence that Osama bin Laden's wives and family members deported to the kingdom are involved in terrorism.
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This is how Osama bin Laden tried to stay young
Believe it or not, terror mastermind Osama bin Laden desperately tried to cling to his youth during his last days in Pakistan, and resorted to using hair dye and a type of natural aphrodisiac, a media report said.
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Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow to stay in Saudi, says relative
Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow has received assurances from Saudi officials that she and her children can remain in the kingdom, a relative said on Friday.
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Osama's wives, children seen in new video: Report
A new video on Osama bin Laden's widows in a Pakistani prison shows a boy stacking teddy bears on a chair while another grabs a cricket bat. Three women dressed in black veils look on, while another kneels on a prayer mat to read the Quran.
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Pakistan extends hold of bin Laden widows
Pakistani officials have said that a judge has allowed authorities to hold three widows of Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in custody for another 10 days, pending their trial for living in the country without valid documents.
