In 2001, the crash of four planes shocked the world, three of which crashed into the World Trade Center Twins and Pentagons, and one crashed in the Pennsylvania area, which was the 911 incident that shocked the world. The U.S. government has released a wealth of evidence that the real culprit in this incident is os-raden bin Laden and al-Qaida behind him.
Bin Laden was killed by U.S. SEALs on May 1, 2011, which is the best news for the United States, but it was undoubtedly a nightmare for his family. On the day bin Laden was killed, his two wives were by his side, and after the two women were taken to prison, how did the U.S. military force them to confess?
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > hunted for many years, and the base leader was eventually killed</h1>
After the events of 9/11, the U.S. government spent a lot of manpower and material resources to hunt down os-jain Bin Laden. The death toll of nearly 3,000 people is a great loss for any country.
After the incident, bin Laden mailed a box of footage to Qatari television, in which he said: "Americans should know that more aircraft attacks will not stop, and that we have thousands of young people in the Islamic world whose desire to seek sacrifice is as strong as the hope of you Americans seeking a living."
Such remarks provoked the anger of Americans, and the U.S. government stepped up searches of os-Lam bin Laden.
In 2009, Obama became the new President of the United States. He made the capture of bin Laden a top priority, and his efforts paid off, and U.S. intelligence agencies locked bin Laden's residence through an al-Qaida leader code-named "Kuwaiti Visitor."
Eventually, the U.S. government sent its most elite Navy SEALs from u.S. military bases in Afghanistan to Pakistan. After the "Kuwaiti visitor" and bin Laden's eldest son were killed, bin Laden himself was shot dead in the villa by the Navy SEALs.
One of the wives escaped the U.S. military search by pretending to be dead, but the other two were arrested. The two arrested wives, one is his 61-year-old wife, who is also his third-room, called Kehelia, who is also the mother of bin Laden's eldest son, and the other is his fifth-room Emmar, also known as Amal Sada, who is only 29 years old.
Khelia and Emmar were at bin Laden's side and saw with their own eyes how bin Laden was killed by the Americans.
Khelia was probably scared silly and didn't dare to do anything, and Emmail did some resistance, before Bin Laden was killed, she tried to block the shooting for Bin Laden, but the Americans, after injuring her calf, stopped shooting and shot Bin Laden directly.
This scene brought an extremely painful blow to the two women, and bin Laden, who was alive one moment, died by his side the next second.
The U.S. military believed that the two, as bin Laden's wives, must have known a lot about his crimes and the base behind the organization, so they immediately arrested them and put them in a prison in Pakistan.
In prison, they were subjected to harsh interrogations, and the U.S. military tried to obtain some information by coercing confessions, but they found nothing. Although the two women were bin Laden's wives, they were innocent and had not hurt anyone else, and what happened later in prison was ironic
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > were arrested together, and the prison party got the truth</h1>
The age difference between the two is very large, and in the days of accompanying bin Laden, they often have contradictions, after all, the two have enough gaps between grandma and granddaughter, but they have to serve the same man. After being arrested and imprisoned, the two invariably adopted the same attitude, that is, no matter how the U.S. military treated them, they would not divulge anything about os-laden.
In fact, knowing their situation, we understand why they have the same attitude. Although they knew what bin Laden had done, their love was real, and they saw their loved ones killed, and there must be only hatred in their hearts.
The US military did not adopt the method of extorting confessions by torture, and the methods they adopted were biased towards psychology, and physical pain was avoidable, but mental pain was more unbearable.
The first way is to take various ways to prevent these two people from sleeping. The U.S. military will send special people to take care of them, and once the two of them can't hold on to falling asleep, the U.S. military will make noise or wake them up directly.
Once a person does not sleep for a long time, the body is bound to be very tired, and there is even a risk of sudden death. The U.S. military tried to get them to tell them a message through this slow torture, but to no avail, and the two women's strong will supported them without saying anything, even the details of their lives.
The second way is to keep them in the dark for a long time, and the only thing that accompanies them is a lamp overhead.
Most people are born with a fear of darkness, which is determined by human nature. Even if a person becomes an adult, if he stays awake in the dark for a long time, he will have a mental breakdown. As a result, the two women persevered again, and they still did not say anything.
The third method is physical and mental torture, in which they are interrogated on a special stool ("tiger stool"), which leans forward and if one sits on it, one must remain in a very uncomfortable position to remain unsupported.
The two women remained silent after enduring this coercion. It can be said that the will of the two women is still very firm, and what did the US military do after the coercion of confessions was ineffective?
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > defeat time and accuse each other of being enemies</h1>
After weeks of interrogations, the U.S. military received no information from the two populations. The U.S. military decided to use a psychological strategy, that is, to increase the intensity of the interrogation, separate the interrogation, and then break through their psychological defenses by telling the two people that the other had betrayed bin Laden.
This method of division immediately began to work, as long as one of the two people did not believe in each other, then at least one of the two people would say something.
First of all, the U.S. military told the two people that the other person had said everything for $50 million, and that the two people might have doubts at first, but they could not withstand long-term interrogation, and when they lived in bin Laden's family, there was a relatively large contradiction between the two people themselves, and the trust between the two people completely collapsed.
When the U.S. military put the two men together, the two men, as if they had met an enemy, accused each other of betraying their husbands.
Khelia said that Emmar was a natural prostitute, and when bin Laden was not dead, she saw it and would only use her body to seduce bin Laden, and even accused Emmar of being a spy sent by the US military to bin Laden. Emmail, on the other hand, said that Khelia was jealous of her treatment when she was around Bin Laden, saying that she had betrayed bin Laden for money.
The contradiction between the two people broke out completely, in fact, this contradiction began to accumulate very early, and the presence of bin Laden did not completely tear the face of the two women. After bin Laden's death, it only takes a tipping point to break the relationship between the two completely.
Insiders said that when the two people fought, they used all kinds of tricks, scratched their faces, pulled their hair, and finally both of them had some injuries on their faces, and the police officer who guarded them said they looked like two crazy cats. Since then, the U.S. military has never put the two people together again, and still interrogated them separately.
In the end, the U.S. military still did not get any useful information, and the two women really did not know the key information about bin Laden, so they released the two men and several of their children.
The months-long persecution of the two women was a heavy blow, and their husband's death had already devastated them, but they still had to say some information, even if it was useless. The US military's coercion methods make people feel very sinister, and the treatment of the two women, but the use of those torturous means of body and mind, is really worthy of the style of the US imperialists.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > family separation, and collateral relatives eventually benefit</h1>
After bin Laden's death, the wives who had not yet been arrested had gone their separate ways, and Emmar and Kehelia had also lived in seclusion after their release from prison, and no one knew where they were and what the situation was.
Most of bin Laden's legacy was devoted to terrorist activities, leaving little for his descendants, and the current situation of these women may also be in dire straits. As the leader of al-Qaida, bin Laden has made many enemies, and his family will be in danger if they are discovered.
Bin Laden's terrorist ideas grew largely from his university life, and after witnessing the oppression of the U.S. military in Iraq and other regions, bin Laden's ideas became radicalized.
His mother, Alia Ghaniem, spoke to The Guardian in 2018 and said bin Laden had been brainwashed by militants to do something that would bring shame to his family.
Bin Laden's mother, who divorced her biological father at an early age, knew little about what bin Laden had done until the 911 incident, which she was very sad about. However, her new family is very happy, and their family is not in danger.
Bin Laden also had a half-brother, Islam bin Laden. The younger brother's wife was Carmen Dufour, and Carmen discovered the business opportunity through bin Laden's death and wrote a book called In the Opaque Kingdom.
The book chronicles many of the secrets of the bin Laden family. As soon as the book was released, it caused a huge sensation, and Carmen also gained a considerable fortune through the book.
Bin Laden also had a niece, who was also Carmen's daughter, named Wafah bin Laden.
In terms of blood relations, she and bin Laden are close relatives. Seeing her mother's success, she also used her beauty and body to become a big hit in the modeling industry, and she once wrote an article called "How Easy It Is to Be Sexy Bin Laden". The title quickly attracted interest, and her popularity grew.
Bin Laden's family went into hiding because of bin Laden, fearing reprisals from their enemies, and their next family members became rich through him, and indeed things were uncertain.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > concluding remarks</h1>
Kehelia and Emmail, as bin Laden's wives, did not give useful information even after their husband's death, even after the torture of the US military, which made people feel a little sad.
The U.S. military used immoral coercion methods to deal with the two women in prison, causing them great harm and torture. American imperialism has once again been fully exposed in this matter, and the so-called moral law is more than profit for them.
On Pakistani territory, the U.S. military sent troops into their territory without permission, and even interrogated two women in their prisons, regardless of whether they asked their opinions, the Pakistani government was also very dissatisfied with this, and since then the distance with the U.S. military has gradually drifted away.
The consequences of bin Laden's terrorist acts were ultimately borne by his wife and descendants, whether it was Kehelia, Emmar, or other family members who were extremely close to him, who had to hide and live.