“O’Neill – who went public with his claim to be “The Shooter” of the al Qaeda supremo in the 2014 documentary “The Man Who Killed Osama Bin Laden” – was “[travelling] around America putting on seminars boasting about killing Sheikh Osama”, the poster added.
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On Monday, The Mirror United Kingdom ran a piece about “Mrs. Terror” Sally Jones, the British radical claiming to have published O’Neill’s address.
Jones is now said to be leading a violent all-female ISIS brigade and often emerges on social media with promises to fight England until her “last breath”.
Jones abandoned England and headed to Raqqa, Syria, in 2013 after striking up an online romance with computer hacker Hussain from Birmingham.
The Muslim convert has been listed as a “specially designated global terrorist” in a move sanctioned by US Secretary of State John Kerry.
Last November, when O’Neill took credit for firing the shot that killed bin Laden, he also acknowledged at least two other Navy SEAL members, including Matt Bissonnette, shot at the al Qaeda leader.
“My bigger concern is a lack of a clear strategy for containing and or neutralizing ISIS as a national security threat”, notes the former Navy officer.
O’Neill, 39, who grew up in Butte, told The Washington Post past year that he was the Navy SEAL who fired the fatal gunshot that struck bin Laden in the forehead during the USA raid in May 2011 on the al Qaeda leader’s compound in Pakistan.
On social media, a woman running an account under the Islamic nom de guerre of British mother-of-one Sally Jones gloated after publishing the intimate details of Robert O’Neill, a man many Americans regard as a hero.
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“My ex-wife gave birth to a man. We shouldn’t be cowering in fear”.
