Pay after bin Laden book

- Former US elite soldier Matthew Bissonnette, who wrote a book about the secret mission in Pakistan al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden to turn, carries all his earnings from the book off to the state. This was agreed in a settlement of his case, US media reported.

Bissonnette took over as Navy Seal part in the mission in 2011 where Bin Laden was slain. The US government began a lawsuit against the former military, because he had not acted according to the rules of confidentiality.

He had previously failed to provide, among other things access to the script of No Easy Day, so it could be determined whether it contained secret information.
  
    
     
      
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Bissonnette took over as Navy Seal part in the mission in 2011 where Bin Laden was slain. The US government began a lawsuit against the former military, because he had not acted according to the rules of confidentiality.

He had previously failed to provide, among other things access to the script of No Easy Day, so it could be determined whether it contained secret information.
  
    
     
      
        1:14
      
     Schlitterbahn Kansas City
     
     
      
        8:15
      
     Hockeysters go wild
     
     
      
        4:43
      
     How to dodge monster mayhem A1
     
    
   
  
  
   
    
    
   
   
    
    
   
   
    
     
     
    
   
 

Former Navy SEAL Matthew Bissonnette settles case over Bin Ladin raid book https://t.co/nahnK5J4Wc #USRC pic.twitter.com/HTslgk99AP— U.S. Reality Check (@USRealityCheck) 20 augustus 2016