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November 6th, 2014
10:14 PM ET
Breaking the Navy SEAL's code of silence
Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill is stepping out of the shadows to take credit for firing the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden. He first told his story anonymously to Esquire Magazine in 2013. Now Mr. O'Neill has gone public in an interview with the Washington Post. That decision is a breach of the SEALs' code of honor. Former Navy SEAL Jonathan Gilliam tells Anderson that O'Nell now has a bigger bullseye on his back than Bin Laden.
Brian Todd takes a closer look at O'Neill's claims.
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