Has a California treasure hunter found bin Laden's body?

Bill Warren claims to know where the terrorist mastermind was thrown overboard, and he's determined to drag up his corpse... right in the middle of the election

California sunken-treasure hunter Bill Warren says he has unearthed 150 wrecks over the past 30 years, and aims to add Osama bin Laden's remains to that list.
(Image credit: Facebook.com/Bill Warren)

Last spring, days after a team of Navy SEALs shot and killed Osama bin Laden, helicoptered his body out of Pakistan to a Navy warship, then dumped it somewhere in the Arabian Sea, California undersea treasure hunter Bill Warren decided to go find it. A year later, Warren tells Spain's El Mundo newspaper that he's nailed down the spot where the Navy heaved the body overboard, and will mount an expedition this summer to drag bin Laden's corpse up from its watery grave, photograph it, and take DNA samples. Here's what you should know about Warren's strange quest:

Who exactly is Bill Warren?

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