VIDEO: Where Osama bin Laden Was Killed -- First Look Inside His Pakistani Hideout
May 2 2011, Published 5:05 a.m. ET
An exclusive report on Monday's Good Morning America showed inside the badly damaged house where 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden was fatally shot in the head Sunday, nearly 10 years after the fall of the World Trade Center.
The huge house -- which is at least six times bigger than any other surrounding homes in the area -- has 15-foot-high walls scaled off by barbed wire.
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Inside, rooms were full of blood stains and broken glass. Many computers were found at the home, as well.
"The house has been ransacked," ABC correspondent Nick Schifrin said of the dwelling which is located about 100 yards from a Pakistani military academy.
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"Pakistani intelligence officials say they knew about operation," Schifrin tweeted. "But clear they will not own this one for fear of retaliation."
As previously reported, here's how bin Laden's capture went down:
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After CIA honed in on bin Laden's whereabouts early Monday in Pakistan -- around Sunday afternoon in the states -- four helicopters containing Navy SEAL Team Six troops stormed the hideout, an unnamed U.S. official told the AP.
Upon landing, the troops faced a 40-minute firefight from bin Laden and others in the compound; bin Laden was fatally shot in the head in the ensuing battle. A woman (who was being used as a shield) and three men, including one of bin Laden's sons, were also killed in the firefight. Two women were reported injured.
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Upon the end of the firefight, the SEALS carried bin Laden’s corpse onto one of the helicopters and departed the area. Bin Laden was subsequently buried at an unnamed location at sea via Islamic practice.
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