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9 May 2011  |     mail this article   |     print   |    |  BBC News
Osama Bin Laden: Pakistan's scepticism over videos
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In the video a man is interviewed who lives next door to the house, raided by the US. He says the man watching the Bin Laden video's is not Bin Laden, but the owner of the house, his neighbor: 'His name is [fonetical] Akber Han. He owns the house they says was Osama's house. I know him very well', says [fonetical] Shavir.
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The release of video footage seized from Osama bin Laden's compound in northern Pakistan was part of the continuing effort by the US to convince doubters that the al-Qaeda leader was killed in last Monday's raid.

But people in Abbottabad seem sceptical about the authenticity of the films, as Orla Guerin discovered when she took to the streets of the town where bin Laden was said to have been hiding.

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