According to his son, Osama Bin Laden tested chemical weapons on pet dogs.

Omar Bin Ladens fourth eldest son says he was trained to follow his father . He says he was a victim and has tried to forget the bad times with his father .

London: One of Osama Bin Laden's sons reveals that his father was training him to follow him, firing guns as a child in Afghanistan and using his dogs to test chemical weapons, according to Bin Laden's fourth eldest son Omar, who now lives in Normandy, France, and claims he was a victim and has tried to forget the bad times with his father.He left Afghanistan in April 2001, just months before the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York.I'd had enough of this world.He wasn't content that I was leaving, he tells the newspaper.I saw it, he says, with reference to his father's henchman's chemical tests.They tried it on my dogs, and I wastunned.

It's a huge undertaking.After living in Afghanistan for five years, Omar discovered that painting is like therapy, and that his favorite subject is the mountain.His artwork reportedly sells for up to GBP 8,500 per canvas, according to Omar, who was born in Saudi Arabia to Bin Laden's first wife Najwa in March 1981.They give me a secure feeling that I am untouchable, he said.My father never encouraged me to join Al-Qaeda, but he did tell me that I was the son chosen to carry on his work.

Omar is his soulmate, according to his 67-year-old wife Zaina, who believes he suffers from extreme trauma, stress, and panic attacks.Omar also loves and hates Osama.According to a Sun article, Omar was in Qatar on May 2, 2011, when he heard that US Navy Seals had assassinated his father, who was housed in a Pakistan safehouse.Bin Ladens body was buried at sea by the supercarrier USS Carl Vinson within 24 hours of his death, according to Omar.However, Omar is skeptical: It would have been much better to bury him and find out where his body is.

He was thrown in the ocean by someone, according to them, but I do not agree.I think they took his body to America for people to see it, I think.)

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