Details About Osama Bin Laden's Last Photo Arise: Bin Laden's Skull Blown to Pieces

The mystery surrounding the evidence of Osama Bin Laden's death continues to rise. As you know, the Obama administration quickly ordered the United States Navy to jettison the body off an aircraft carrier. Obama claims it was to honor Islamic tradition. Yet, the body would be the most conclusive piece of evidence that Osama Bin Ladin was truly dead.

Now we are finding out another piece of crucial evidence that is supposed to confirm his death may not be as conclusive as we were first told. As the Obama administration weighs out the pros and cons of releasing the Osama death photos, we are learning Osama Bin Ladin's head may not even be recognizable. Of course, why would it be considering the details of the raid. As close range, we are told the Seals committed a direct strike to the head. You know what that means, especially when you consider military ammo is designed differently than the ammo you buy at the Bass Pro.

When I served in the Army, we were taught on a projectile is designed for combat to destroy as much of the body as possible. This obviously would be the case with the Seals' ammo.

So what have we learned about the photos the White House claims is Bin Ladin? It sounds like the pictures might not provide conclusive proof it is indeed Bin Ladin.

A U.S. official says Osama bin Laden was shot above his left eye, blowing away part of his skull.

The precision kill shot was delivered by a member of Navy's elite SEAL Team Six during a pre-dawn raid Monday on bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan.

So what are we going to see if these pictures are released? A beard and some brains?