On May 2, 2011 , the world awakened to the news that the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks, Osama bin Laden , had been killed in a covert U.S. Navy SEALs raid in Abbottabad, Pakistan . While headlines credited SEAL Team 6, and some celebrated a clear-cut military triumph, the truth behind who killed Osama bin Laden is far more layered than a simple pull of a trigger. 🕵️ The Face Behind the Rifle: More Than One Shooter While Robert O’Neill , a former SEAL Team 6 member, publicly claimed he was the one who fired the fatal shots, another SEAL, Matt Bissonnette , offered a slightly different narrative in his controversial book No Easy Day . Despite varying personal accounts, official military records have never confirmed a single designated killer , choosing instead to credit "SEAL Team 6" as a unit . This ambiguity has fueled speculation, but it also highlights an important truth— Bin Laden’s death was a team achievement , made possible by years of intelligence, planning,...