According to Politico, papers filed in court on Monday reveal the CIA has "52 unique photographs and/or videorecordings" showing Bin Laden during and after the Abbottabad raid.
The Obama administration is currently arguing in court that releasing the photos would reveal military secrets and spur increased violence against U.S. citizens.
"All of the responsive records are the product of a highly sensitive, overseas operation that was conducted under the direction of the CIA," Politico wrote, arguing that disclosure of the information would reveal "intelligence activities and/or methods."
The court battle is the result of a Freedom of Information request by Judicial Watch who sued the Defense Department for failing to provide the images.
Do you think the photos should be made public, or would that only cause more violence?
Source: slumz.boxden.com
