For sons of bin Laden, burial at sea is 'unacceptable'

The sons of Osama bin Laden threatened to take the U.S. president Barack Obama to justice as "responsible" for the fate of his father, eliminated on May 2, and considered "unacceptable" and "humiliating" that his body was thrown overboard in message published on Tuesday by the SITE. "We believe President Obama in person legally responsible for the fate of our father, Osama bin Laden", indicating the message signed by Omar bin Laden, published online on behalf of the brothers and quoted by the American surveillance of Islamist websites SITE. Public enemy number one of the United States since the attacks of September 11, 2001, Osama bin Laden died on Tuesday, May 2, the operation of a U.S. command against the residence where he was hiding in Abbottabad, Pakistan. His body was thrown into the sea, according to Washington. "It is religiously unacceptable human and see someone of that level of importance and their relatives to have his body thrown overboard from a humiliating way for his family and supporters and that hurts the sentiments of hundreds of millions of Muslims," ​​said Omar Bin Laden. "As the son of Osama Bin Laden, we reserve the right to" bring those responsible for "this crime to justice for American and international inquiries concerning the fate of our missing father," he added.